A friend of mine from Brazil forwarded me this message about InBev, which is trying to aquire Anheuser-Busch.
Subject: A little more spice (InBev x Anheuser-Busch)
(google translation)
You knew that Ambev (InBev group, on Brazil) was a major donor campaign to prevent the Brazilian citizen possessing arms and ammunition?
Note that here it is almost impossible to bear arms legally, apparently not satisfied with it Ambev donated $ 400000.00 (four hundred thousand reais) to support the campaign to prevent even the possession of weapons by the Brazilian citizen, in the referendum of 2005.
Will be ironic attend a North American funding the anti-gun groups each time that drink a beer.
Regards,
Julibio David Ardigo, Dr.Eng.
Professor of Udesc and Unisul
Sources (in potuguese): here, here, here, and here.
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