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    this essay topic. When I first saw this movie I was really surprised with it; the storyline and plot left me in shock and I mean that in a good way. The story took place in the rural or “favela” areas in Brazil. In these areas there is a heavy crime rate. This movie depicted true events on how life is in the favelas of Brazil. There is always someone dying almost every day in Brazil because of gangs and money. I always like a film with a good storyline and also I liked how this film was realistic.

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    DJ Rising is the debut novel of author Love Maia. This book is about a boy named Marley Johnnywas Diego-Dylan. Marley is a sixteen-year-old boy who has to deal with a heroin-addicted mother‚ bills to pay‚ and a full scholarship to a private school to uphold. Along with that‚ he has a dream‚ a dream to DJ at the Fever‚ and elite club where the DJ is the biggest celebrity. When he is cordially invited to the Fever’s First Annual DJ Battle‚ he feels like he has one last chance to prove to his father

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    In developing countries such as: India‚ Brazil and Kenya‚ shantytowns are hugely common and are a very controversial topic. These shantytowns provide affordable houses for thousands of poor‚ destitute and desperate people who without these ‘illegal’ communities would be homeless. However‚ despite this‚ the government has not approved these communities and the land they take is not theirs to live on. This has led to an interesting debate on whether the government can make the settlers in the shanty

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    places in the world. Favelas‚ as locals call them‚ are huge slum areas located in Brazil. With over 1000 Favelas in Rio‚ 1.4 million people are living in these Favelas. What are some size and characteristics of Rio de Janeiro Slums?: Favelas in Rio are considered some of the smallest Slum Areas in the world‚ though contain an equivalent or more people than many other Slum regions. This is due to Rio’s land geography and specifically the formation of houses in Favelas. Rio’s Favelas are on

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    major metropolises‚ a significant proportion of the city’s 6.1 million inhabitants live in poverty. The worst of the areas are the slums and shanty towns known as ’favelas’; often crowded onto the hillsides‚ where sturdy buildings are difficult to build and accidents from heavy rainfall are frequent. A unique aspect of Rio’s favelas is their close proximity to the city’s wealthiest districts. Upper-class neighbourhoods such as Ipanema and Copacabana are squeezed in between the beach and the hills

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    City Of God Analysis

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    Film Review: City of God By the middle of the twentieth century‚ “favelas” or slums had grown to astronomical sizes‚ containing mass amounts of impoverished people. These favelas were overrun by hunger‚ filth‚ drugs‚ and disorder‚ making them extremely unsuitable places to live. While the police and government do not get involved with the issues of the slums‚ security is provided by the community and‚ more often than not‚ drug gangs keeping control over crime. Life in a slum of Brazil is certainly

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    With reference to examples‚ discuss the degree to which the level od economic development in country affects planning and management in urban areas. The type of urban problems that require careful planning and management are largely decided by the economic wealth of a countryside. LEDC countries have problems with rapid urbanisation into the cities. However‚ on the other hand the problems that MEDC countries face include; suburbanisation‚ counter urbanisation. Urbanisation is the process in

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    moved in to the city to look for jobs and a better quality of life. So this means large population of young immigrants has led to above average rates of fertility which means that the natural increase in population is much higher in the most recent favelas than in established areas of the city. However in the UK in 1811 the Industrial Revolution was well underway and farming had become mechanised meaning that many people were losing labour jobs on farmland. At the same time machinery and factories were

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    became heavily involved in nationalist movements and is most renowned for the role she took in the 1916 Easter Rising‚ as the most prominent female leader. She was arrested and put on trial like the other leaders of the Rising‚ but‚ because of her sex‚ she avoided execution by firing squad. Instead she served a prison sentence in Britain‚ separated from the surviving leaders of the Rising and was released in 1917‚ to then pursue a career in politics. She died in 1927‚ a hero to the people of Ireland

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    Settlements Geography MYP5A Uzaifa Sheikh 09/02/2012 Many problems exist for Less Economically Developed Countries’ cities all around the world. These may range from the favelas of South America to shanty towns present in Asia. Haphazard growth is one of the greatest difficulty for these slums and governments are striving to find practical and efficient solutions for shanty towns‚ such as the Rocinha in Rio de Janeiro. The UN needs to assist LEDCs in diminishing the issue at hand. There are

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