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| rdfs:comment | - During the years of the Military Government in Brazil (period known as "A Dita-Dura") Didi was eventually chosen to be the leader of a situatonist-anarchist terrorist cell called Os Trapalhões (The Troublemakers). Os Trapalhões' main goal was to overthrow the dictatorship through the control of the Rede Globo television network. He was then considered to be a communist by the DROPS (stands for Brazilian Secret Police of Covert Operations) and was finally captured when trying to explain that he was, in fact, a situational-anarchist. __TOC__
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| abstract | - During the years of the Military Government in Brazil (period known as "A Dita-Dura") Didi was eventually chosen to be the leader of a situatonist-anarchist terrorist cell called Os Trapalhões (The Troublemakers). Os Trapalhões' main goal was to overthrow the dictatorship through the control of the Rede Globo television network. He was then considered to be a communist by the DROPS (stands for Brazilian Secret Police of Covert Operations) and was finally captured when trying to explain that he was, in fact, a situational-anarchist. __TOC__
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