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Tabajaras and Cabritos in Copacabana Attract New Residents

By Junior Almeida • Translation by Ollie Davies • May 14, 2014

For the original by Junior Almeida in Portuguese on Viva Favela click here. Despite the lack of official figures to prove the increase, the feeling among community leaders and residents of Ladeira dos Tabajaras and Morro […]

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Brazilian Institute of Architects Calls for Protection of the Favelas

By André Balocco, Tassia Di Carvalho • Translation by Ollie Davies • May 10, 2014

For the original by André Balocco and Tássia Di Carvalho in Portuguese in O Dia click here. Brazilian Institute of Architects Council Member proposes law against real estate speculation in the 10th “Rio Without Borders” debate. […]

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Federal Government to Reassess Repossessions in Horto, Jardim Botânico

By • Translation by Ollie Davies • May 7, 2014

For the original in Portuguese in O Dia click here. Uproar as the first repossessions commence in the area disputed by 621 families. Rio–The Brazilian Federal Government may reconsider the issue of occupation in the Jardim Botânico […]

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