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The exact amount appeared the next day. The story gained traction in the media, with the newspaper "Diário de Sorocaba" reporting the rumor with the headline "Macabre rumor about the Xuxa doll takes over the city." The Cathedral's parish priest, Monsignor Mauro Vallini, had to deny the story, stating that it was all just a rumor. Despite the denial, the legend persists in the popular imagination and has even been exploited in promotional materials, such as Netflix, which used the legend to promote the series "Stranger Things" in 2016. Recently, Xuxa released a new version of the doll, which reignited the discussion about the legend and the myth behind the toy.
 

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In Ecuador, "chucha" is a slang term with multiple meanings, often used as an interjection to express surprise, frustration, or even as a form of profanity, depending on the context and tone. It's important to note that, depending on the region and situation, it can be considered offensive or rude. Here are some of the meanings and uses of "chucha" in Ecuador: Interjection: It can be used to express surprise, frustration, disappointment, or even anger, similar to "droga" or "caramba" in Portuguese. Swearword: In some contexts, it can be used as a stronger term, similar to "shit" or "fuck."