The war on Rio's gangs | Hotspots
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- Опубліковано 22 вер 2019
- Brazil's right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro is overseeing a violent crackdown on criminal gangs and the police have been told to do it regardless of the dangers to innocent people who live in the favelas where the gangs operate.
Across the political and charity spectrum, people are questioning the tactics and the benefits of such an unregulated and unchecked campaign of violence.
Sky's Stuart Ramsay meets the drug gangs in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro and discovers how innocent people are getting caught in the crackdown.
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15:33 The "headmistress" is a social worker. Her name is Yvonne Bezerra de Mello. She has been in the favelas for decades teaching or counseling. She comes from privilege but has dedicated her life to helping those less fortunate in the favelas.
One of the unsung heroes on this earth. If anyone has influence with the Nobel Peace Prize organisation, this woman should be recognised.
They only give that prize to a clown like Obama just for being black.
@@georgejones4379 yeah right...sure they did👌
If she helped so many people why is the situation the same over and over again?
@@tevelisao_br Because one person cant save a society. It takes a village.
@@tevelisao_br Ah não bixo, que porra de argumentação é essa kkkkkkk
As a brazilian we are so used to this level of violence that we become kind of numb to it so to me it was interesting to watch these people being completely shocked by it, it reminded me it’s NOT normal and it should NOT be happening
That's really sad.
Do u live in rio is things any different now or is it still dangerous?
29 people got killed in a police operation this week in one of the favelas, it's not safe there and honestly i don't think that will change during our lifetimes.
@@EduardoOliveira-fd5bg 29 bandits.
@@lowkeycoder7260 no necessary , 29 PEOPLE were killed , we don't know if they are criminals or if it was only residents of the favelas in the wrong place
Title should be “What these reporters felt like in Brazil”...
They are telling what both they experience, and those who live there. The fact it comes from the reporters mouth doesn't change that.
they only show rio de janeiro to do political propaganda and denigrate the country's image. "Sociologist journalist" cannot differentiate between carioca, paulista, gaucho, mineiro, baianos; people with regional culture, demography, accent and different reality. Continental country but there is only Rio de Janeiro for the "Anglo-Saxon intellectual". Perhaps showing the civilized side of Brazil is not convenient for political propaganda, that's why America hides that Santos Dumont is pioneer in aviation, and dozens of other scientists, doctors and engineers brazilians after all, it is absurd for such a repulsive and savage people like brazilians to contribute to humanity, only America takes humanity forward
Dicitencello Voyais O Rio não é civilizado?
Shut up
For real
This would have been a decent story if the reporters didn't center it around themselves.
NT white people kill me how they love documenting other people’s struggles like it’s a movie film
Devante O'Gilvie literally half of those gangstas were Latin, but had white skin and where does race come into this? All this is, is a way of getting money
@@devanteogilvie258 or change and life some fantasy, we could not enter without a guide.....because that hundreds of people walkin on the street, never do a beer, shoppimg or go to work...just actors
@America First what racist about that?
@America First BELL END
this is why its important to have a thriving middle class.
Randy Earles I agree, oligarchy will always rule society, but the middle classes will definitely contain some balance.
Good to see an intelligent comment and not some patronising naive idealism.
Your intelligent comment shows why its important with education before commenting.
It is why the private ownership of firearms is the key to a safe society
Randy Earles Well said. It is why Western Europe and Northern America have thrived economically.
this documentary showed about 10% of our reality
True, but a very powerful 10% of the reality.
What’s the rest?
@@RBG-ez7pd people chopping other peoples limbs off and leavening them to starve and bleed out.
And then people just walk past casually to get to there local shop.
verdade mano mostraram muito pouco do q a gente vive todo dia
not 10% it shows a lot too
And gangs in London think they're tough 😂😂
Getting their postcodes tattooed on them cos they're trying to copy MS13
@@violenceisfun991 lol clown. Anyone can squeeze a trigger. They have loads of full auto straps in uk. Laws dont stop kilos getting in, and getting a knife stuck out your back is gonna hurt more than a bullet.
@@chroma6947 big up da Eton Mandem. If someone lives with their mum still they ain't no gangster man 😂😂😂😂
@@violenceisfun991 Lol so all them gangsters in chicago that shoot eachother arent? They all live with parents
@@violenceisfun991 your name tho
*Chicago: "It's hard out here in Chiraq!"*
*Rio De Janeiro: "HOLD MY BEER!"*
Bro it's more dangerous in chicago more deaths than iraq that's why it's called chiraq
@Euclid Avenue 68,000 people were killed in Brazil one year. Chicago had 750+ dead one year, that's almost 1/68 of what Brazil homicide rate is at the highest recorded known number. In Chicago over 2000 people are shot every year with crippling effects of the wounds, its as if they were dead or wish they were dead. That's 3/68 of what Brazil experiences in a city of a couple million. The USA has homicide rate of 35,000 killed each year. Its comparable.
Since Bolsonaro cleaned up and gave people back their firearms back. Rio is now Safe again. It's much Safer than Chicago now. Legal arms work wonders!👏👏
@@1truthbegettingtold275 Yeah but brazil has a population of 160 odd million while the US has 330 million, so Brazils numbers are waaaaaaay out of order.
@@Veldtian1 Actually, Brazil has a population of 210 million people.
I’ve walked the favelas of Rio and I couldn’t believe how the people lived when the tourist are treated 100x better just across the highway
The "tourism culture" must end, it only benefits tourists over borned citizens, Brazil needs a new currency backed in gold since the country has ones of the largest gold mines in the world. It would be more expensive to foreigners but the local people would have a higher purchasing power
I hate this hypocrisy, trying to put the image of police as bad and the dealers as poor guys. Dont confuse mistakes made by the police with a super important work they do to not let these gangs take control!
Don't be so naive. The police are as ruthless as the gangs. Gunning down innocent people, executing suspects, firing indiscriminately into populated areas. They turned it from a war on gangs to a war on the poor. Prohibition does not work.
@@noahwilson4213 bullshit mate i am Brazilian and this is Just propaganda of leftist who make deals whit narcos , they say who police shoot civilians but is a big lie of media 99% are scumbags who have Guns rifles , drugs and make run of police stop block
@@noahwilson4213 they are fueling the war 'gaslighting'
True
Mts 0 create proper housing decent roads and employment how about that
Fortunetely, Brazil is more than Rio.
Brazil has almost 6000 cities and media just show the violence in Rio.
I've personally been to Rio de Janeiro, and luckily I've never encountered massive shootings. But my cousin got shot in his foot, by a gang, which also stole his motorcycle. And got involved with the gangs at first smoking marihuana, but then he left, to become a better person. But what I'm saying here is that Brazil is no joke. Its hard to the core
Tu é brasileiro kkkkk quer paga de gringo num fode kkkk
Damn this makes me appreciate my life even more. It can always be worse.
True
🇧🇷🙏❤️
Rio looks like the place to be though 😉, hot women, lot of nice party places. Wow
It's very sad, of course. But, Brazil is more organized than favelas. The media just show favelas, but 08% of Brazilians live in favelas.
Blame the police, blame the govt, blame race, blame poverty..... everyone but yourself.
They age of enlightenment, will be the day of Individual accountability.
Yes, I could not agree more.
now that´s the TRUTH
Kizombeiro lets not pretend slavery ,race and poverty is unrelated to the history of this
Gtfoh
@@chrisbennett606 that will forever be a piss poor excuse to choose to do wrong. Its screams weakness
These reporters treating this like some kind of safari lmao
It's how they get their thrills and raises. Off the backs of strugglers.
The favela is a place where people who do not have financial conditions create houses, so they are often "ugly" houses with bricks, there is a very difficult place for the police to invade, which is why the traffickers chose the favelas to stay (I'm Brazilian and I'm using google translator)
eu te amo país da america
Translated pretty well actually nice.
As a brazilian myself, it saddens me to see how Rio have become. I'm from the south of Brazil and to be honest where I was born and raised is really safe like any other city in Europe or EUA. Rio is just a very tiny small place in Brazil where those things happen. Brazil is not just Rio, but as Rio is the most famous city of Brazil foreigners think that the whole Brazil is Rio, and what happen in Rio is common in every part of Brazil and that's not true! Many cities in Brazil are really safe, but we are overshadowed by the violence of our most famous city...
they only show rio de janeiro to do political propaganda
That's true bro, but even in Rio is not that bad, i live in Rio but in a safe neighborhood, I never saw an episode of violence, Rio is a big city and it's not just limited to slums
The entire purpose of these journalists are to show how cool the drug dealers are and how "right wing Bolsonaro" is the horrible scourge at the heart of all misery in Brazil, all that preceded him and for at least ten years after he leaves power.
Yes, places like Santa Catarina and Curitiba are very different than Rio.
@@peet1250 thanks for the true info !! Coming from USA here and on the conservative side the media does the same thing in our country. The media’s deception is hurting us around the world !
This is the reality of a country that lives in constant war and death. The Brazilians who are commenting on this video saying that there is no violence in Brazil are the same ones who have the financial conditions to travel abroad. This kind of journalistic material that exposes our reality makes rich Brazilians who can travel the world ashamed to live here. That's why they are continually lying in the comments.
and we have black people going around begging for rights and calling white people racists, clearly they're taking everything for granted like everyone in the US is.
The left parties all over South America work together with Narcoterrorist Organizations , the left wing government of PT , Brazilian Labour Party increased violence for number never before reached ! After Mr.Bolsonaro election and after Judge Sergio Moro was named Justice and Security Minister violence has suffered significantly , homicides dropped 22 per cent , there was records of Drugs and Guns putted away by federal policy and head criminals from main gangs such as PCC , CV , ADA that before had protection from The Leftist Party has being putted in Federal Prison in the middle of AMAZON. Brazil is getting safer but is still dangerous , not like before , not like Mexico is at the moment but is getting safer numbers proves that.
@@NoBoringLifeGeopoliticsNEWS wow !That was a lot of lies. Pathetic.
@@violaodesafinado the narcoterrorist gangs HATES BOLSONARO and SERGIO MORO because they don't have the support thats they used to have from corrupt Lula da Silva and his Party.
Emerson Braga oh, and BTW, one of the two leftists presidents was on jail and the other one is being prosecuted. This is the information that your kind of people like to decieve. Need to say anything else?
I have been in Rio de Janeiro many times it's dangerous have to be very careful! But I love Rio de Janeiro the most beautiful city of Brazil with many beautiful Beaches, Christ Redentor, Sugar Loaf and Shopping Malls
I live in brazil for 20 years and i love it here because brazil people have a loving heart
nice i m brazilian and glad to see that
Olha você procurando um comentário em português no meio do monte de comentário inglês.
contam como sobrevivem, então ficam em casa com as consequências, o mundo simplesmente não é justo e essa hierarquia se autodenomina mídia
@@missskinnie3389 a mídia é uma máfia 👍
Ótimo documentário
I have lived in Rio, been to these places and this is just overly dramatic
sim mas quando tem tiroteio todo mundo sabe que ta aconetecendo ne
mich w in my experience traveling, which is a lot, I have found the same to be true. These dopey reporters can’t get past their immature reveling in how cool it is that they are there, with those people. I have images of Guadalcanal or the Tet offensive. This isn’t to minimize the problem, there are real, serious problems, which is why we don’t need the conjecture of reporters to be able to grasp the actual issues. Intelligent people, I would hope, would respond to the depth of the issues, rather than the exciting sounds of gunfire, and relentless adjectives and pointing at areas where scary things happen.
How? My parents are from Brazil they lived 5 years in favelas and know everyone on the block. Shooting happen 24/7
@@benny3637 24/7 bone
But the reporters are from the UK, everything is illegal here
Really bad journalism
Agree
FACTS
??? Just have shown how it really is in some places ☺️
brazilians really know how to protest. they have food vendors
I wouldn't eat food from an antifa vendor tho 😬
the violence of Brazil reduced 19 % this year
Thanks to Bolsonaro.
It is true
False numbers to make bolsonaro look good. CV expanded heavily into manaus and police shootings are up 2000% yet it decreased 20% .. por favor
Violence in brazil encrease .bolsominho mentiroso .bolsonaro lier .cv encrease
Milicia encrease .woman violence encrease
muniz gellukig no way. That’s lie of those who support the actual government. Everything still the same, or worst. This documentary didn’t cover the militias that are deeply envolver with the bolsonaros family and are now inside the government as never before. The militias are the same as the other gangs, just are helped by the government. People can lie with those number of 19% or whatever, but everyone knows, the situations is the same, and it’s going to get worse.
Iam sure they had to pay to see this gangs because they wouldn't be allowed in for free this is crazy.
Actually, the gang member were proud to show the world how "impressive" their arsenal is. They love showing off more than anything. I'm Brazilian I can say that with priority.
They make enough selling drugs. It’s not like their in poverty or something lol
They really don't mind getting some exposure, also, it's advertising for them.
these gang members love to show off for "gringo"... to people from abroad.
Correct! Spent 5 months in Brasil last year and was treated like a king
Get both sides to this then present.
No police perspective on what they have to deal with. Half of the report was about how dangerous it was for the reporters.
Foreigners will never understand the Favelas
And it dosent matter who understands or not.id bulldoze it piece by piece. Till the gangs have no where to go...
dijin456 That doesn’t work. Look at Kowloon, or even Chicago’s Cabrini Green projects.They were both labyrinths full of crime, and tearing them down achieved nothing; the crime moved along with their relocated residents. Besides, an operation like that is career suicide for a politician.
There are Americans who live in favelas in Rio de Janeiro.
ua-cam.com/video/-FSZRp42uWY/v-deo.html
João H They aren’t “foreign” if they live there, not in the sense that the OP meant.
@@carlosmarte3154 they bulldozed kowloon..and it worked fine.
I'm from Rio. I love my city but we live in a war zone. We lose so many people daily that the news won't even report on that anymore. But what makes Rio violent is our stupid anti drug policy. If drugs were decriminalized police wouldn't have to go up the favelas to kill and be killed. WE MUST END THE WAR ON DRUGS!
The war on drugs allows governments to create the illusion of justice.
Nick Deboni balanced comment well said
Absolutely. Finally someone who's getting to the core of the problem.
Falou muito, falou merda kkkk mais um noia
And people in my neighborhood complain about dogs not an a leash at the park! I pray for Rio
Good to know, Brazilian cops in RIO, Have real combat experience in a true para military form...
Honestly they are probably the best at urban warfare compared to any other country in the world especially on the level of BOPE, ROTA..
Hard to avoid civilian casualties when the criminals merge themselves with civilian life.
the World Cup and Olympics was just a rich mans cover, nothing changed, presenters don't think to wonder where they get there assault rifles from
Weapons come from Colombia USA satellite state it's not hard to figure it out if it wasn't the USA it would be any 1 supplying the arms
America sells guns to everyone and anyone
Also, the facilities built for the Olympics have been largely abandoned and weren't given maintenance. The 2016 Olympics shouldn't have been hosted by Brazil, they don't deserve it.
@@DarrylGonzales i do agree
Sound like USA
from Lisboa. Violence in Rio is something we europeans cannot understand. It is a legacy of the manner slavery ended. People (blacks) were left to die of hunger. It is civil war.
Os gringos querendo comparar chicago com brasil kkkkkkk prr mn, aqui no Brasil é guerra
Chicago não é uma zona de guerra, mas tem muitos homicídios com as vendetas entre as gangues locais. A taxa de homicídio lá é bem maior que na maioria das cidades brasileiras, inclusive o Rio.
Living in Brazil, the worst criminals are the Police and a result of the war on drugs, which is a complete desaster
As a combat soldier, I found this video of Rio very disturbing. As usual, the innocents are the victims. Until poverty and racism are eliminated in cash rich Rio, the well armed gangs will triumph. The police seem to have no rules for engagement, other than shooting anything the moves!
Ignorant comment, as usual. Saying that drug lords are victim of racism is beyond vomit inducing.
@@gorthorki if they had jobs and education maybe they would not be drug lords?
It's sad, but true. We Brazilians we have seen this every day. I live in Paraná state and here there is violence everywhere.
Iansã possui o domínio das tempestades e dos fenômenos climáticos, ela controla os ventos, as chuvas e os trovões. 0:27 [Mulheres de Luta]
I use to live in Rio. In one neighbourhood, we lived close to Vidigal, a favela. They sometime contact the residents living close the favela, to give warning about future shootings in or near the favela (and hence residents living in the line of fire just outside the favela), so that we could plan accordingly. They call this "A boca da favela" (the mouth of the favela) where drug sales are rampant. But favelas are also areas of residence for many cariocas. A society within a society, neglected by the state.
@/ / No inicio morei em Sao Conrado. Na época era mais barato morar no RIo. Depois morei numa casa em Rocinha no outro lado, no lado de Gávea. Era muito legal, mais perigoso. Depois seis meses tinhamos que mudar casa de novo....
What they are saying (the journalist) is not what everybody fills and think.... 💜💜💜💜💜🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 Love to Brazil from Cabo Verde, Portugal, Gambia e Inglaterra.
Thanks from brazil
They had a perfect interview with a a major faction about operations but they just say what they felt about it
Why does this feel like it's playing out like a soap opera?
I am Brazilian and poor I live in a favela, and I say that most of the social problems are largely the fault of the population itself, not everyone here likes victimization, I say but our culture is full of many bad customs and corruption, so I believe I am 100 % of the root of all the problems we have ...
Bolsonaro is good president or also corrupt?
@@desilvakym1544 bolsonaro e um bom presidente
@@lucascorrea5499 em todos os lugares você ouve o quão ruim o presidente é e o país é violento
@@lucascorrea5499 no he isn’t he is partying on boats with girls instead of taking care of brazil
I agree 100%!! I have seen countless videos of tourists getting mugged on the beaches in Rio while strong athletic men cowardly stand by and do nothing. I believe that Brazil has a low-life culture that doesn't stand up for the weak.
To anyone watching this from around the World would be Shocked, but to the people of Brazil its daily life. One thing about Humans they are able to adapt to anything given time, it's How we concurred the World 🌎 ❤
This really forces me to be grateful about my life, my god I feel for these people
Yeah and they'd feel nothing while standing over your corpse.
Veldtian1 exactly. They dont value life like the west.
Leon Lawson the same west that did genocide and pillage to the aztecs and mayans there.
The conquistadors are to blame for all South America’s problems and if they really were so “civilised” then why didn’t they do any good there instead they just abused their power and forced themselves on whom ever they wished...
@@leonlawson2196 >ww2 back flashes and countless Genocides practiced by Europeans< Brazil is also considered "West" Rio de Janeiro was once the capital of Portugal and the Brazilian flag derives from the Brazilian Empire one. With the yellow representing the Hapsburgs and the Green the House of Braganza. Not all of Brazil is consisted of Favelas. There are relatively few ones, the Favelas get visibility because Rio is the "face of Brazil" to the world and even among Brazilians, a lot of them have prejudice against Rio. The Favelas came about when slavery was abolished and the ex-enslaved people didn't receive proper compensation or care from the State, they were then joined by other minorities and the poor countryside population.
@@lucas9269 i am brazilian and this is very true. the only places in brazil which there is significant gang violance is rio and são paulo. Rio seems to have more of these gangs because there are alot of different one ( one for each mountain) where as in são paulo, there are only two main ones. this
23 minutes of Sensationalism,
Sensationalism
Sensationalism journo
Sensationalism video
Those teachers down there at that one school in the middle of the war zone are the real heroes
Everyone comparing Brazilians gangs to American ones, but these gangs are nothing compared to the Mexican cartels, lol.
Remembering PeLé, the Legendary football player of Brazil. And also another famous Brazilian guy who was the number one driver of the Formula One World Championship: Arton Senna. Unfortunately he was killed during a race when his car crashed in an accident on the 1st of May 1994 {Rest In Peace: Arton Senna}
Pelé is not even from Rio de Janeiro, less than 10 % of Brazilian population lives there actually
and what has that to do with Rio?
People act like the favelas are not countries inside a country.
It has it own rules. Rio gang members walk around holding RPGs. They put choppers in the ground, police use armored car to enter slums with mounted .50s pointed to their heads.
Born and Raised in rio, funny to see a documentary talk about my place,
It´s dangerous but very beatiful and funny, but don´t make the mistake of comming here
Real talk
Why not go to rio
@@danniemoore97 Comando vermelho is the reason...And there are much much better places to go then brasil
@@danniemoore97 the problem is with everybody, we all are always trying to get an easier way or not to pay for something and then comes the frauds and stealing, As a 21 Year old the only thing that kept me from joining the crime is the sport, we see people study and try to do the right thing but still get fucked up beacuse of the country
No thanks id rather go to Mexico. Way better in my opinion.
I used to live in Rio and Sao Paulo.....I always went to the favelas for baile funk parties. The favelas have a culture all their own. I loved the people. I consider Rio my second home.
From which favela does this footage come from? Is it Rochina?
Thanks for this info 🎥
I had two girls for Argentina stay with me and they were totally blown away by the fact that we don't have bars on the windows of our homes. I live in Ireland.
I stayed in a favela (Vidigal) when I was on holiday in Rio I didn't have any problems. I loved it. Friendly people great vibe But I did grow up in South Africa so I know how to handle myself.
Vidigal is favela chic not a complexo da mare or cdd
Hahaha Vidigal its friendly favela or a "turistic destination"
Absolutely 💯 😂 now am dealing here south Africa
@@Adammohamed777 South africa really that dangerous?
@@desilvakym1544 Absolutely 💯
this is a horribly put together documentary. really corny.
Very nice documentary I love it.
the problem with countries like this is the rich / elite don't want things to change as this could lead to them having to share some of their wealth, Im 34 and its only been the last few years my eyes are truly open to the corruption in the world
I highly recommend watching “Elite Squad” Brazilian movie about the special task force that goes into the favelas
BOPE
@@yishaqdavid2029 English ?
@@anon_freedom_anonymous_leg42 Special Police Operations Battalion. Thats the acronym in English. They are a militarized police force in Rio De Jenario that fight the gangs.
@@yishaqdavid2029 thanks for explaining .
City of God.....a must see!
Infelizmente nada de novo sob o céu.
All loving the filming of it like its entertainment
None of that reality and the conditions the poor are living in is
exciting
Depressing
Poor babies.I can't imagine the nightmares they suffer.
"Properly tooled up"
Properly tooled up, according to the reporter means having a blue M4, balaclava and a naked upper body with blings.
Any randy wont be strapped up like that wtf
Brazil is hot, we don't wear a shirt
bruh thats millitary grade hardware...
@@eRasedXem Properly tooled up doesnt mean "he has a custom/modified M4". It means body armor, tactical vest etc. But that's just me. Even school shooters are better equiped then these fools.
His first bit on it being the same grade as special forces was funny. Then he said it's more of a militia than a gang and without knowing it he'd hit it right on. No special forces unit is going to carry a blue AR or an AK pistol.
So sad, god bless them.
Its incredible they criticize the police but not the people on the other side doing horrible things.
Brazil has brought this on itself. It spent billions of dollars hosting the World Cup and Olympic Games yet it claims to have no money for education and social services. Two years ago, the national museum burned to the ground and priceless artifacts were lost forever (including the only records of native Brazilian languages that disappeared centuries ago) because the museum was housed in a dilapidated building almost 200 years old with no modern sprinkler systems but the government spent millions building new sports stadiums. Very sad indeed.
Congrats on making a documentary on a first-hand experience of the crew on the ground. It was more impactful, focusing on contrasts viewed as a visitor (like if we were ourselves there) rather than causes.
That is not the reality in Rio, it is pure exageration
This is one of the worst "documentaries" I have ever seen. One sided leftist propaganda.
Last time I was in Rio the policemen I met gave me a very strong impression that the police and gangs are essentially working together with clearly defined territory . They also boasted openly about undertaking assinations in the favellas. All very sad. This report is a silly bit of travel journalism essentially
That's the corruption, really commom anywhere. Money talks.
When was this filmed?
unbelievable ..
It would be far more accurate to call this "The war on Rio's poor"
This documentary is pure sensasionalism
Just like attorneys.They don't give a DAMN about representing the truth,only to further their careers-
This documentary was so intense. Wow!
Somebody know the song the play on 0.40 ?
Well there goes my vacation to Brazil!
This may sound crazy but I have to go to Brazil
Was in Rio about 2 weeks ago, and spent a few days in the favelas. Of course I met a local who lived there and brought me there. Indeed, I never seen so many guns in my life but was treated with respect by everyone . I felt safe in all time and even safer than being in Rio. At the end, they just want to survive the people in the favelas but I had an amazing time.
I have visit that school project - that is i Mare favella, close to the Airport
Algum portugues ou brasileiro por aqui?
Não.
Eu falo um pouco
This documentary could be titled "British Journalists Surprised to Learn that Violence Exists."
I'm starting to lose it, this world's so dark
They are very proud people....love the song at the end..
I’m from Brasil, but I’ve never been in Rio de Janeiro, I’m living out of the country and now I Feel fear to visit that City, it’s seems beautiful, but too dangerous, I don’t know if it worth the risk!
Daniel Montuam how did the favella begin in the first place ask yourself that question
@@chrisbennett606 When Brazil abolished the slavery, on 1888, the slaves, with no other places to go, they moved to the hills. That's when it begin.
Absolutely ridiculous see the reporters demonizing the cops. They are doing their jobs ffs. Honestly...
I agree 100%!!! The police do a thankless job. The cops are the thin line that protects society from anarchic chaos.
Excellent reporting. Excellent.
WOW! SKY! Amazing reporting as always... /s
I live in Rio De Janeiro, here is the best place in the world and the people do not have any racism as mentioned in this documentary, but we have the problem of violence, this is real and in the end it is very sad! Moro no Rio De Janeiro, e aqui é o melhor lugar do mundo e o povo não tem qualquer racismo como o citado neste documentário, mais nós temos o problema da violência isso é real e no final é muito triste!
id love to live ther, every country has its bad places unfortunately, just abit more where big money is, all want to be top cartel, if they all worked together wud take light off them as much dont need to be killing each other, work together ppl, or the authorities will take over for good...
O melhor lugar do mundo é em Belém do Pará
these reporters are pussies
Nao tem racismo no brasil?? Quando uma pessoa negra tem a vaga de emprego negada por nao ter boa aparencia , isso seria o que? Quando a policia atira num inocente suspeito de ser marginal, qual seria a cor delas na maioria das vezes? Sou nascido e criado ai e moro na nova Zelândia tem 3 anos e discordo do seu comentario, desculpa.
Stop the lies, Brazil is very racist. Systematic racism is a huge problem in Brazil.
GodBless y’all
What was the song they played at the beginning?
what a great documentary!
I remember this war in call of duty mw2 "favelas"
I always thought of South America like Africa except with more infrastructure but life is the same for the most part
I lived in South America as a white American for 2 years and its not as bad as documentaries make it out to be especially in Colombia (except right now they are having alot of protests). Rio on the other hand, is pretty bad.
@@taylorx2 and chile is also having protests as well
It's Very different from Africa lol
This was a dangerous area for years not anymore!
Latin America is much safer than Islamic countries
Naww South America is far more violent than africa, trust me
Gotta love how the journalist calls the fireworks that were going off "blast bombs" loool
Amen and Amen
Beautiful place.. Very dangerous
lying documentary, no rio slum is closed
The cameraman: please let me film a bunch of murderers. Come on please.
Rio de Nojeira