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00:00Two thousand children left Brazil in the last nine years adopted by foreign couples.

00:06Legal adoptions.

00:08A much larger number, more than 5,000, left Brazil illegally, according to the Federal Police.

00:16Every year, 40,000 children and adolescents disappear in Brazil.

00:21The search for the missing is very difficult.

00:24The scandal of illegal adoptions.

00:26Poor mothers who give their newborns.

00:29A process full of irregularities.

00:31The National Council of Justice decided to investigate the adoptions.

00:35In less than a month, they almost completed the adoption of two Brazilian children.

00:39There is trafficking, there is trade, and there are people behind it.

00:44The squadrons falsify documents.

00:46With the authorization to travel abroad.

00:48The CPI of trafficking of people in Brazil.

00:50It is not a network that is summarized to these agenciadores here in Brazil.

00:54And taken to another country.

01:00When I arrived in France, my adoptive mother was 50 years old and my adoptive father was 58.

01:06People thought they were my grandparents.

01:13The name Charlotte has always been complicated for me.

01:17People always wondered, wow, it doesn't match you.

01:21Charlotte is a very French girl, a blonde, with light hair.

01:29At school they always came to me with these speeches that I had to return to my country.

01:35They said that France had extended a hand to me, that France was generous, that it took me out of the jungle, out of hunger.

01:42And that I was lucky not to have died of hunger in my country.

01:48I didn't understand why I was in that place.

01:52Since very early on, I felt that adoption had been done in the wrong way.

01:59In a normal adoption, a child would never have been taken to such a hostile home.

02:07So at that moment, I thought about my mother.

02:10Where would she be? Who would she be?

02:13I tried to imagine her face.

02:16I dedicated myself to looking for my story.

02:19I needed to grasp a truth.

02:22And the only thing I knew was that I was Brazilian.