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@@ -13,30 +13,27 @@ understand how important the CD adoption is to their projects.
 
 ## Introduction and Context
 
-We have worked on a Brazilian government three-year-long project to evolve an
+We have worked on a Brazilian government three-year-long project to redesign an
 existing platform that had technical issues and a lack of political support.
-The evolution project started in a presidential election year and everyone
+This evolution project started in a presidential election year and everyone
 involved were under Presidential re-election campaign pressure to show results.
-Even with the re-election of the Brazilian President in 2014, leadership in
-government agencies suddenly changed, what was worsened by corruption scandals
-revealed by the Brazilian Federal police, in particular the "Car-Wash"
-investigation. That reflected on the project’s requirements: each new leader
-wanted to fulfill their political agenda. In this scenario, delivery delays
-could have sunk the project into oblivion.
-
-From 2014 to 2016, our team developed the new platform for the Brazilian Public
-Software (SPB, Portuguese acronym) Portal (www.softwarepublico.gov.br) funded
-by a grant of 2,619,965.00 BRL (about 1.000,000.00 USD in January 2014) from
-the Federal Government. The SPB Portal has evolved to a CDE [1] and this
-evolution has brought important benefits not just to the Brazilian government ,
-but also to society as a whole. For the government, the bureaucracy on using
-the same software across government agencies, duplicate works and costs all are
-reduced. The society gains a transparency and collaboration mechanism, since
-anyone can check the government expenses on software and contribute to the
-software communities. To achieve these goals, we have chosen to integrate more
-than free software tools (such as Gitlab (www.gitlab.com), Mailman
-(www.gnu.org/software/mailman), Noosfero (www.noosfero.org), and Colab
-(www.github.com/colab)) rather than write everything from scratch.
+Even with the re-election of the Brazilian President, leadership in government
+agencies suddenly changed that reflected on the project’s requirements: each
+new leader wanted to fulfill their political agenda. In this scenario, delivery
+delays could have sunk the project into oblivion.
+
+From 2013 to 2016, our team developed the new platform for the Brazilian Public
+Software (SPB, Portuguese acronym) Portal (www.softwarepublico.gov.br). The SPB
+Portal has evolved to a CDE [1] and this evolution has brought important
+benefits not just to the Brazilian government , but also to society as a whole.
+For the government, the bureaucracy on using the same software across
+government agencies, duplicate works and costs all are reduced. The society
+gains a transparency and collaboration mechanism, since anyone can check the
+government expenses on software and contribute to the software communities. To
+achieve these goals, we have chosen to integrate more than free software tools
+(such as Gitlab (www.gitlab.com), Mailman (www.gnu.org/software/mailman),
+Noosfero (www.noosfero.org), and Colab (www.github.com/colab)) rather than
+write everything from scratch.
 
 During the entire SPB Portal evolution project, we had to handle three distinct
 issues, usual in a software engineering scenario: reaching the goals which have
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