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Increased access to computers, smart-phones, and internet also means that residents of favelas are highly active on social media, using Facebook and Twitter accounts to publicize events and social initiatives.

In the more gentrified favelas, such as Vidigal, Rocinha and Santa Marta, many successful bars and restaurants have emerged which attract residents and tourists from across the city - Social and cultural exchange has marked a departure from a Rio constituted of two completely separate worlds to one of interaction and mutual respect.

a combination of peaceful police presence, empowered citizens and reduced crime rates instill great hope for peace and prosperity in Rio's favelas for the years to come. arrow-back      arrow-forward

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