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| | The Seattle Times: Travel: Poverty feeds exploitation in Brazil's sex-tourism trade |
 | | Chances are, authorities say, they're sex tourists, men seeking flesh for sale thousands of miles from home, in a land where they are anonymous and, by local standards, fabulously rich. |
 | | To reverse the influx of sex tourists, authorities are faced with the daunting task of dismantling an industry that involves not just the hookers and their customers, but cabbies, hoteliers and even real-estate agents, all of whom have cornered their own bit of profit from the traffic in sex. |
 | | As a city councilwoman, Lins was the chief author of a report in 2002 that delved into the phenomenon of sex tourism and criticized authorities for doing little to combat it. |
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