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Rio Mayoral Candidates Meet the Favelas at Public Debate in Mangueira

By Laura Bachmann • September 24, 2016

Clique aqui para Português Following a local debate in Maré on September 15, Rio’s mayoral candidates attended a debate with favela residents from across the city on September 18 at the historic Samba Museum in Mangueira. […]

Event discussion. Photo by Mídia Ninja.
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Favela Candidates Run for Office, Among ‘City Council Members We Want’ [VIDEO]

By Nour El-Youssef • September 22, 2016

Clique aqui para Português On Saturday, September 17, the campaign Vereadores Que Queremos, or City Council Members We Want, hosted an evening of interviews, debate, and roundtable discussion with 18 candidates running for City Council in the […]

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Horto Protests 90-Day Eviction Notice and Assault from Media Giant Globo

By Laura Bachmann • September 20, 2016

Clique aqui para Português On Sunday, September 18, residents of the Horto favela in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro held a protest titled “Fica Horto, Fora Globo” (Stay Horto, Go Globo) protesting the pending eviction order against […]

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Complexo da Maré Hosts Debate with Rio’s Mayoral Candidates

By Laura Bachmann, Laura Fairman • September 20, 2016

Clique aqui para Português On Thursday, September 15, three mayoral candidates attended a public debate hosted in Complexo da Maré in Rio’s North Zone. The debate was organized by A Maré que Queremos (The Maré That We […]

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Local Organizations Launch Report on Human Rights Violations in the Baixada Fluminense

By Stephanie Reist • September 19, 2016

On September 15 at the Rio de Janeiro State Legislative Assembly (Alerj), the Forum Grita Baixada (Scream Baixada Forum), Center for Human Rights at the Diocese of Nova Iguaçu, and other civil society organizations from the Baixada Fluminense […]

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