Drug Safety In Brazil

More than 60,000 people have been killed in the ongoing drug war in Mexico. The fact that this violence has yet to reach its acme is quiet frightening. The freight instilled in the tourist that once found the many hotspots located in Mexico such as Acapulco and Cancun are now terrified to set foot in the land. Due to the fact that there is no safe or secure area where tourist can venture out for a good time. Due to violence Mexico has been affected with a lack of tourist, revenue and its acclaimed bad reputation.

The concepts of geography, government and economics affect the quality of life in Brazil because of the positive and negative change throughout the country. Brazil is one of the largest countries is the world with a population over 208 million. Their quality of life has grown immensely as it once was covered in rainforest and grasslands. However, it is still mostly covered with the Amazon Rainforest but their are also many cities where most people live and work. Two of the largest cities in Brazil are São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. Farm lands are nearly extinct do to the tropical climate throughout the country, which can make it extremely difficult for people to plant anything outside of just grains. Most Brazilians live a decent life, however

The social and economic implications that the World Cup and the Summer Olympics have could be positive if transparency within Brazilian government was available. A transparent dialogue and relationship must be created between the government, local and state authorities, and the citizens who are affected by these huge sporting events. Through transparency and discussion, many solutions can exist such as fair compensation for being displaced, and options to move elsewhere . People should not be forced to leave their homes and become

Brazil and Rio in particular, experiences pervasive and institutionalized forms of violence: police corruption, gang warfare, and military brutality. Despite its rich natural resources and tourism developing in recent years, Brazil represents one of the most economically divided countries in the world; a very small wealthy class exists above the majority - poor and underclass so that the social status has more to do with wealth than with colour. Brazil’s contemporary national cinema “reveal[s] a continuity of concerns with local themes, stories and traditions, including a recurrent focus on emblematic spaces of national identity such as the impoverished sertão and the favelas (Heise 63).” As Teresa Caldeira notes, ‘democratic’ Brazil is known for its high level of tolerance for police abuses (Caldeira 235).

Crimes: There is a conscious increment in the quantity of rough violations occurring in Brazil, which brought on death at significant urban areas in Brazil, violations, for example, manslaughter rate are generally seen in urban territory.

You recently had asked me to find the risk assessment about Sao Paulo and this is what I have found. I believe you and the rest of my co-workers will enjoy it there but there are certain places in Sao Paulo that are still dangerous especially in the day time while if you and the Thomson Reuters team travel to the Central areas in Sao Paulo it is very dangerous at night. I needed to inform you that the crime rates have decreased since 2011 but the level of crime is very high calculating to 86.30%, also armed robberies are very common. Crime does indeed continues to be the ultimate threats to visitors. The Central Sao Paolo is safe in the day time but be aware that pickpocketing often happens at Praca de Se when you are either

In recent years, Brazil has undergone a seemingly endless cycle of political turmoil. Between economic instability, a recently impeached president and two thirds of it’s Congress facing criminal or corruption charges, Brazil is in the midst of its deepest governmental crisis in decades.

There have been groups of local residents and biologist teaming together to rebuild the mangrove swamps, Mario Moscatelli, an environmentalist and biologist has planted over 35 hectors of mangroves over the past two decades to try and attempt to use them as a natural sewage filter. These are a long term investment as they will be used over the next few decades as they will continue to thrive after the games are completed. This is an on-going issue in Brazil and always has been, it has just been highlighted by the arrival of the Olympic games and that the effects of the polluted water will be broadcasted to the world it has required more intense action plans. By promising that 80% of the sewage will be cleaned has raise the hopes of the residents that live In these affected areas and by Brazil not following through with the plan it has disappointed the millions

The World Bank should have refused to take one step until they were confident the Brazilian government could handle the responsibilities the agreement required, not to mention put appropriate level of planning into it to even consider half of the massive issues that could have come up, not just assuming everything would work out fine. The Bank was more concerned with being part of conquering the last untamed frontier than insuring its success. Given this example, I doubt international financial institutions such as this could consistently provide responsible

Currently Brazil is going through major political strife and are in a state of political chaos.Brazil's government is currently a constitutional republic. Brazil's now possibly former President Dilma Rousseff is in the process of being impeached because of her past record of mistakes and breaking budget laws (Shoichet & McKirdy). This impeachment and political corruption could not come at worse times seeing as though the o2016 Summer Olympics are only two months away. Brazil is also split on the new direction of the country. Citizens are torn between a continuation of the more progressive government which Dilma had running of go back to more conservative ruling and regulations which existed in previous political leaders’ policies (Phillips). This decision is crucial to the rights of citizens and the passing of new laws in the country, the decision will ultimately affect every citizen in one way or

Between Oct 5 to 21, Brazil held the 31th Olympic games in Rio de Janeiro. Even thought many Brazilians disagree negative opinions for the Brazil’s government and Olympic Organizing Committee, Rio Olympic games still was a big success. In the past, depend on the high developing, Brazil had a strong strength to compete the right of holding the Olympics. Rio defeated Tokyo, Madrid and Chicago. Unexpected, the economy of Brazil is recession, and many people don’t think Brazil’s government had enough strength to hold this huge event. Brazil’s government believe the Olympic games can help them to develop the economy. However, other people think the Olympic games will drag the Brazil’s economy.

Rio is unable to grow much more in size because of its physical factors. To the North and West are mountain ranges, which is unsuitable living conditions and to the South and East is water. These factors are contributing to making traffic congestion problems and overcrowding even worse.

Thanks to its 6,000 miles of beaches and new governmental support programs, Brazil’s tourism sector did very well during the 2009 global economic crises, managing not to lose a point during the international recession. But the future is bound to become even brighter. The 2014 FIFA World Cup and the 2016 Olympic Games with their strong investments in infrastructure are already causing a great deal of international interest in the country. R$11.5 billion will be the overall fund injection for

Regarding the security policies, since 2008, the Security Bureau in Rio de Janeiro initiated the establishment of a Police Pacification Units program (UPP) in the slums. Based on the Colombian experience of Medellín, the public security

Out of the 12 host cities for the World Cup, for example, only Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo are currently capable to offer accommodations for all the visitors. Also, the Brazilian Hotel Industry suffers from a lack of luxury hotels as about 85% of its lodgings have medium and low qualifications.