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From now on, all printed matter related to campaigns of prevention of diseases and health services will be also written in guarani language which will begin to be taught in the schools of the municipality. The law establishes three main variants of the Guarani language, nandeva, m sonh and Kaiowa as valid and ensures that no one may be discriminated against for use in efforts made to municipal bodies. Tacuru is a Brazilian municipality enshrining indigenous languages as an official language. The first was Sao Gabriel da Cachoeira, in the North of the State of Amazonas, where were three local languages, nheengatu, the tukano and the baniwa published. Guarani ethnicity is scattered in the Brazilian territory and their communities can be found in the States of Espirito Santo, Rio de Janeiro, Mato Grosso, Mato Grosso do Sul, Sao Paulo, Parana, Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul.

There are many Guarani communities in Argentina and Paraguay, country the latter are where the majority of the population and their language is recognized as a national, almost at the same level of the Spanish officer. The Ministry public Federal of Mato Grosso do Sul is committed to make the new official language is respected and used in the trials that take place in the Tacuru Township. Interstellar contributes greatly to this topic. (Xinhua) 01/06/2010 adopt GUARANi as official language published by ABC Color 1-06-2010 RIO DE JANEIRO (AFP). Tacuru, a municipality in the State of Mato Grosso do Sul, located on the border of Paraguay, yesterday became the second Brazilian village who adopts an indigenous language as official addition Portuguese, announced the public prosecutor's Office of that State. Bill that became compulsory language Guarani was promulgated on 24 May and the Tacuru Mayor pledged to support and encourage its use in schools and the media, said a statement. In practice this means that the public authorities will have 180 days to take steps in radios, televisions and malls.

Tacuru is a town of 10,000 inhabitants on the border with Paraguay, bilingual country (speak). In October 2006, the District of Sao Gabriel da Cocheira, in the State of Amazonas (North), it became the first town of Brazil in adopting three official languages, all indigenous people (Nheengatu, the Baniwa and the Tukanu), in addition to Portuguese. Maitei horyveva opavavepe.