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Toda vida importa: um estudo de caso sobre o fluxo processual das pensões militares no Estado do Pará
The aim of this research is to analyze the Special Military Pension (PME), a social right for dependents of military personnel who died in service, in order to identify obstacles that cause delays in granting this benefit. The topic was chosen because of the legal and socio-economic impact of the sl
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