Примери за използване на Favelas на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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He controls half the favelas.
And favelas aren't slums, John.
It's one of the hundreds of favelas in Rio.
The favelas are ruled by drug lords, fighting for territory.
All these red parts are favelas.
Now, we learned that favelas are informal communities.
That road heads up through the hills into the favelas.
Bring infrastructure to the favelas, to the slums, wherever you are.
So I want to make two points here tonight about favelas.
And those power poles in the favelas weren't shielded properly.
One fifth of Rio's population lives in favelas.
Until the 1990s, the favelas didn't actually feature on the map of Rio.
About a quarter of Rio's population lives in favelas.
You know, in the favelas in Rio, the gangs, they call themselves a familia.
So the first point is bring basic services inside the favelas with high quality.
For many who live in Rio's hundreds of favelas, or slums, an already hardscrabble existence feels increasingly precarious.
Rio has 6.3 million inhabitants-- More than 20 percent, 1.4 million,live in the favelas.
But the point we want to make here tonight is, favelas are not always a problem.
And by the age of 16, with rapid promotion,he was running the drugs trade in 10 favelas.
The drug lords and the slums, or favelas, are the tip of very old social problems.
Why do people come to the big cities, to the poverty belts of big cities- the shanty towns,slums and favelas?
I heard it was one of the most violent favelas, because the largest drug cartel controls it.
In the favelas of Rio de Janeiro the future generation of Brazilian football is kicking makeshift balls over sand and dirt.
The second point I want to make about the favelas is, you have got to open spaces in the favela.
I mean, favelas can sometimes really be a solution, if you deal with them, if you put public policy inside the favelas.
For many who live in Rio's hundreds of favelas, or slums, an already difficult life is getting harder.
Social conditions are harsh in the big cities of Rio de Janeiro and S Paulo,where a third of the population lives in favelas or slums.
A 2013 academic reportconcluded that of the roughly 1,000 favelas in the city, 45 percent are controlled by militia organizations and 37 percent by drug gangs.
Evangelical churches are expanding rapidly in Brazil, home to the world's largest Catholic community,especially in poor favelas, experts and parishioners said.
Drug gangs dominate favelas near the city center, the airport, the harbor and the main highways, from where it's easier to control the distribution of arms and drugs.