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In 2004, a neo-nazi group in Brazil murdered 12 homeless people. Soon after, the Jewish community was accused of the murders. Carlos Latuff quickly drew a comic strip in which a man in a soldiers uniform stands above several dead homeless people. His shadow on the wall forms a Star of David. After the Jewish community was proven to be innocent, he quickly removed the cartoon, although not before it caught the attention of some local anti-defamation groups. He has since then denied authorship, despite the signature and artwork style matching his.
In 2004, a neo-nazi group in Brazil murdered 12 homeless people. Soon after, the Jewish community was accused of the murders. Carlos Latuff quickly drew a comic strip in which a man in a soldiers uniform stands above several dead homeless people. His shadow on the wall forms a Star of David. After the Jewish community was proven to be innocent, he quickly removed the cartoon, although not before it caught the attention of some local anti-defamation groups. He has since then denied authorship, despite the signature and artwork style matching his.
In 2019, he created a cartoon which depicted [[Donald Trump]]'s and [[benjamin Netanyahu]]'s hands over the mouths of Democrat Congresswomen and [[Squad]] members [[Ilhan Omar]] and [[Rashida Tlaib]]; Trump and Netanyahu's sleeves were blue, and there was a Star of David in the centre of the picture, forming the flag of [[Israel]]. This was after the two Congresswomen were barred from the country for anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism.
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