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Not sure if true today, but used to be the case in Brazil too. Once almost missed a flight because of that.
by weinzierl 2y ago
Not sure if true today, but used to be the case in Brazil too. Once almost missed a flight because of that.
- marcosdumay 2y agoBrazil doesn't have DST anymore. And when it had, it used to be announced with 6 months of antecedence. It also had "standard" dates that were almost always used. If your comment was about the 2019 change that almost all computers got wrong, this one was announced with 6 months of antecedence like most others.