World● Low32m ago · Nov 14, 2026, 9:00 AM
Mother of Brazilian boy who had finger mutilated at school says family had to move city and awaits justice to leave Portugal: 'Trauma for life'
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Nívia next to her son in the hospital, after the accident. Personal archive via BBC The life of Brazilian Nívia Estevam completely changed in November 2025, when her son José, then 9 years old, had two fingers mutilated inside a public school in Portugal. The family claims they had to abandon
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