How to pronounce Favelas in English

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This impromptu resourcefulness is common within favelas.

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This impromptu resourcefulness is common within favelas.

They call this process “pacification of the favelas”

The slums of Mumbai, the favelas of Latin America.

Today, 25% of Rio’s residents live in these favelas.

Which is a huge complex or block of favelas

Pacification worked for Santa Marta and a few other favelas,

The fact that favelas aren't formal and aren't regulated, means that

Many of the favelas that I visited that had apparently been pacified,

International attention paid to favelas is usually directed towards the conflict between

Are called favelas, home to both vicious drug gangs as well as some

What seems to me as the more striking and interesting aspect of favelas,

And, of course, most of the population lives in crowded, substandard housing... in favelas,

People always try to relate it with favelas and basically those kinds of things.

It’s been a whole different experience in a place like Alemão and other bigger favelas.

Stil have major influence in a lot of the favelas and Alemão is one of those places.

They assembled a special force of police officers to enter the favelas and drive out the gang influence.

I spent time in 6 of Rio’s favelas to figure out what happens when parts of a city develop

So you can see why some felt skeptical of letting the police come into the favelas to try to restore order.