Brazil's police chief condemns U.S. decision to label PCC and Comando Vermelho as terrorist groups, calling it a mistake.
Brazil's federal police chief criticized the U.S. for designating two major criminal gangs, PCC and Comando Vermelho, as terrorist organizations, calling the decision a mistake that confuses organized crime with terrorism.
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