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Military Intervention in Rio Sparks Multiple Events, All Agree Favela Residents At Greatest Risk

By Edmund Ruge • February 23, 2018

Clique aqui para Português Rio de Janeiro made global headlines last Friday when President Michel Temer issued a decree declaring federal military intervention, handing over all matters of Rio de Janeiro’s state public security to General […]

#UPPWatch

Residents of Rocinha, Vidigal, and Chácara do Céu Protest Peacefully for Peace and Respect

By Tânia de Oliveira • Translation by Cheyne Bull • February 20, 2018

Clique aqui para Português On February 6 at 5pm, resident-demonstrators gathered in front of the Rinaldo de Lamare Citizenship Center in the Rocinha favela, in Rio de Janeiro’s South Zone. At the same time, residents of nearby Vidigal […]

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What Can an Inflatable Pool Tell Us About Inequality in Rio?

By Clara Ferraz • Translation by Desirée Poets • February 12, 2018

Clique aqui para Português On Saturday, February 3, while revelers took to the streets of Rio de Janeiro in the pre-Carnival atmosphere, a group met in front of the headquarters of newspaper Meia Hora and […]

#MonitoringCrivella

As Carnival Begins in Rio, Evidence Mounts of Mayor Crivella’s War on Afro-Brazilian Popular Culture

By Rachel Louise Brabbins • February 10, 2018

Clique aqui para Português An explosion of color. Glitter, sequins, feathers, infectious music and of course samba dancing cue the start of Rio de Janeiro’s Carnival 2018. But this year it’s Carnival with a difference—a […]

#CommunityMedia

#VoicesFromSocialMedia Explode in Frustration at Tuesday’s Fatal Police Operations in Maré

By Edmund Ruge • February 8, 2018

Clique aqui para Português Shootouts echoed throughout Rio de Janeiro’s Complexo da Maré on Tuesday, February 6, as state police conducted a massive operation in eight of Maré’s favelas. The operations left at least two […]

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