BY CONSTANCE G. ANTHONY — In April of 2010, Rio de Janeiro’s mayor, Eduardo Paes, announced that two in-city, poor, and largely Afro-Brazilian neighborhoods, Morro dos Prazeres and Laboriaux, would be cleared and all inhabitants would be forced to move. Despite devastating winter storms, which had indicated again the precariousness of Rio’s hillside favelas, this was not really new news. Read More
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Volume 56, Issue 2
Single-Owner Sociedades Within the Corporate Landscape of Latin America by Nicolás José Muñiz Arias
May 6, 2025
May 6, 2025