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bribing was known to happen in the past in rio de janeiro but nowadays bribing puts an individual at the risk of making a situation much worse - anyone unfamiliar with the language and culture should not attempt to bride officials such as police officers.

having the number of a local attorney who speak one's native language, before traveling to rio, is always a great idea - anyone interested in this service can request a list of attorneys from their consulate LINK in the city - a list of all consulates can be found here and including consulate information on a safety card LINK is a good move.

anyone needing help with drug addictions, while in rio de janeiro, can contact 'narcóticos anonimos' by clicking here - it is a free service, and has helped many individuals leave the world of drugs for lead healthy, drug free, lives.  arrow-back      arrow-forward

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