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[Paulistano]

Sao Paulo and Rio slums represent segregation . . . economic segregation.

I believe you suggested Brazil had less segregation than the US.

Let's compare population density within these shanty towns to any suffering US city.

It's the "our" in "our language" that makes no sense . . . it's my native tongue . . . am I not part of "our"?

Or is this an example of your non-segregation and non-descrimination way?

You clearly have no idea what you are talking about, that is fine. Just don't pretend to.

In Brazil alone, it is estimated that 25 million people have been dragged out of poverty into the middle classes. There have been huge programmes and initiatives - not just Rio 16 and WC 14 related - all over the country to improve living standards in so called 'favelas' which have given way to the PC correct 'communities'. The problem is that people move form rural places to the cities and are effectively domestic economic migrants.

It is actually quite a big subject, despite all the inequalities people are still happy and friendly, and they are not bitter and twisted as many are in the so called ''first world'. Credit to them.