Os pobres de Pereira Passos deixaram os cortiços e subiram morros e ocuparam terrenos em áreas desvalorizadas da cidade. Quase um século depois, o Rio andou para a Zona Oeste, descobriu a beleza das encostas e quis de novo esses lugares para integrá-los à cidade formal. OK! Nada contra, desde que os pobres que hoje ocupam os lugares dantes desprezados sejam também integrados à cidade formal. Mas não! A parte que cabe a eles nesse projeto de modernização e embelezamento da cidade é uma pequena indenização pela derrubada de suas casas, que, segundo a ONU, tem sido feita de forma a violar os diretos humanos por não lhes dar tempo suficiente prepararem sua saída e não lhes oferecer alternativa de moradia.
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Photo Shows Police Officer Pepper-Spraying a Child
Description: Viral image
Circulating since: March 2011
Status: Authentic
Look carefully, this is a photograph of a cop casually macing a child. Please share this ( especially US FB friends and let's get the SOB x
Analysis: Sadly, the photograph is real. It was taken on March 23, 2011 during a public protest in the city of Niterói, Brazil (part of the Metropolitan Region of Rio de Janeiro) by Peter Kirilos of O Globo (The Globe), a prominent local newspaper.
Publication of the image prompted an investigation by the state prosecutor, who filed a complaint in July denouncing the two military police officers involved, Captain Bruno Schorcht and soldier D'Angelo de Matos Pinel, and demanding their immediate suspension for abuse of authority.
Subsequent news reports claimed Captain Schorcht was "punished" for his actions by being promoted to the rank of Major and transferred to another battalion, but according to O Globo columnist Ancelmo Gois, Schorcht's name was "taken off the list" for promotion after the state prosecutor's complaint was filed.
FONTE: http://urbanlegends.about.com/od/fauxphotos/ss/Cop-Pepper-Sprays-Child.htm
Circulating since: March 2011
Status: Authentic
Look carefully, this is a photograph of a cop casually macing a child. Please share this ( especially US FB friends and let's get the SOB x
Analysis: Sadly, the photograph is real. It was taken on March 23, 2011 during a public protest in the city of Niterói, Brazil (part of the Metropolitan Region of Rio de Janeiro) by Peter Kirilos of O Globo (The Globe), a prominent local newspaper.
Publication of the image prompted an investigation by the state prosecutor, who filed a complaint in July denouncing the two military police officers involved, Captain Bruno Schorcht and soldier D'Angelo de Matos Pinel, and demanding their immediate suspension for abuse of authority.
Subsequent news reports claimed Captain Schorcht was "punished" for his actions by being promoted to the rank of Major and transferred to another battalion, but according to O Globo columnist Ancelmo Gois, Schorcht's name was "taken off the list" for promotion after the state prosecutor's complaint was filed.
FONTE: http://urbanlegends.about.com/od/fauxphotos/ss/Cop-Pepper-Sprays-Child.htm
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