A 28 June 1937 statement in the British House of Commons reported that on 23 June the Governor had informed officials of unrest in Rio Claro: police fired back at a crowd and four people were killed. Later accounts differ on the date and toll: the National Trust places the Rio Claro violence on 22 June and reports five deaths. This entry uses the contemporaneous parliamentary date while preserving the discrepancy. Colonial records frame the deaths as a response to rioting; the loss of working people must also be situated within the coercive response to labour protest.
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What date did the parliamentary statement give for deaths in Rio Claro?
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The statement to Parliament dated the Rio Claro report to 23 June.