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Brazil: Central Bus Station Reflects Precariousness of Human Rights

Written byRaphael Tsavkko Garcia

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Posted 14 December 2011 8:19 GMT

Emmanuel Rodrigues, writing for the Brazilian blog Eleições Hoje (Elections Today), comments on [pt] the precarious situation of homeless people and others who ramble around the central bus station of Brasilia, Brazil's capital. Rodrigues makes a comparison with the overall situation of the country and the denial of rights to different minorities.

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Written byRaphael Tsavkko Garcia

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