Urbanismo Miliciano in Rio de Janeiro

Leandro Benmergui · Rafaël Soares Gonçalves

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In April 2019, two buildings collapsed in the community of Muzema, Rio de Janeiro, killing 24 people as a result of the heavy rains that hit the city during the summer. Sixteen other buildings with...

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