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Roads to nowhere: more and more migrants from poor countries are heading to other former backwaters for work.(Cover story)

Newsweek International

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Byline: Mac Margolis (With Joe Cochrane in Jakarta, Joseph Contreras in Tijuana, Karen Macgregor in Johannesburg, Jason Overdorf in New Delhi and Jonathan Kent in Kuala Lumpur)

When he left Luanda six years ago, fleeing the draft and the ruins of Angola's civil war, Jose Paixao Afonso hoped to start over in a new land. Like thousands of his compatriots, he chose Brazil, a country that not only shared his mother tongue of Portuguese but also stoked imaginations all over Africa. "I thought it was going to be all love and brotherhood, like a Brazilian soap opera," he says. In a way it was. Afonso married and settled in Rio de Janeiro, where he began buying cheap

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