Examples of using Favelas in English and their translations into Polish
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Around 600 are controlled by the Red Command, Of the 1,000 favelas in Rio, making them a serious threat to the state itself.
Her father ran the Moreno family, one of the five families that control the favelas in Rio.
having access to favelas that had weapons.
Due to the nature of crime in favelas, BOPE units have extensive experience in urban warfare as well as progression in confined and restricted environments.
On the Day of Peace, there's thousands of football matches all played, from the favelas of Brazil to wherever it might be.
There were also Brazilian favelas, India leprozoria,
It is in the favelas,… in the villas miseria, that one must go to seek and to serve Christ.
Roberto ran his father-in-law establishment on the border of one of the Rio de Janeiro favelas.
In 2016 Carmelo Anthony visited the Santa Marta favelas to play some pickup ball.
So they grow up to realize that drug dealers We should reach out to the children who were born in the favelas, are neither superheroes nor role models for them.
people in favelas, women… I was singing on stage.
We should reach out to the children who were born in the favelas.
When you go to the favelas, the big problem that we face is taking care of this security issue.
The gang's vast firepower makes their favelas a no-go zone for all but the toughest of Rio's police.
For all but the toughest of Rio's police. The gang's vast firepower makes their favelas a no-go zone.
I heard it was one of the most violent favelas, because the largest drug cartel controls it.
If Rio de Janeiro has its favelas, and if Ankara has its gecekondus,
for the World Cup; such as supporting young people's rights in the favelas of Rio, empowering indigenous communities in Cuiaba,
And those power poles in the favelas weren't shielded properly.
And the speed with which they associate it with"Slumdog Millionaire" or the favelas in Rio speaks to the enduring nature.