- İlk favela ortaya çıkmadan önce bile, yoksul vatandaşlar şehirden uzaklaştırıldı ve uzak banliyölerde yaşamaya zorlandı.
- How did the favelas come about in a beautiful South American country like Brazil? The use of the word dates back to the late 19th century.
- Although precise figures are difficult to determine, some 2 million people, about 20% of Rio’s population, live in 1000 neighbourhoods known as favelas.
- Favela, in Brazil, a slum or shantytown located within or on the outskirts of the country’s large cities, especially Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo.
- Although the book (which has been translated into 13 languages) is from the 1950s, Jesus' account of the realities of favela life is still very true today.
- Only through collusion between traffickers and civic leaders can community groups make effective arrangements to guarantee politicians access to a favela.
- These are the favelas, and they are almost a foreign country that maintains a state of cold war with Brazilian officials.
- Favella olarak da yazılan Favela, Brezilya'nın büyük şehirlerinde ve çevresinde varoşlara veya gecekondulara verilen addır.
- We take a look into the history of Rio de Janeiro's infamous favelas and get to grips with why they are there and which ones are safest for tourists.
- “Almost every favela in Rio has an area residents call Gaza,” Felippsen said, pointing to the bullet holes along the alley walls.