Pau de arara [ˈpaw dʒi aˈɾaɾɐ] is a torture method in which the victim is bound by the ankles and wrists, with the biceps under a pole and knees over...
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The Monument Tortura Nunca Mais is a monument located in Padre Henrique plaza in Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil. It was conceived by the architect Demétrio...
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Torture Never Again (redirect from Tortura Nunca Mais)
interrogators used while torturing the defendants: The parrot's perch (pau de arara) Electric shocks Drowning The dragon's chair The ice box Insects and...
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Londres 38 (category Dirección de Inteligencia Nacional)
prisoners were subjected to beatings, sometimes resulting in fractures, the pau de arara technique (which involves contorted positions on a bar), both dry and...
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prisoners which demonstrate the cruelty suffered—including the use of the pau de arara method. The film premiered at the Whitney Museum in New York City on...
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suffered with extreme temperature fluctuations and disturbing noises) and pau de arara. The torture techniques used in Brazil, contrary to the idea that they...
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and corrupt; and habitual serial violence is routine". From Middle Latin tortura: 'pain inflicted by judicial or ecclesiastical authority as a means of...
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the center-south of Brazil, most of them coming in trucks nicknamed "paus-de-arara"; before their existence, journeys to the north were mainly made on...
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