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I welcome comments, but if I don't hear from anyone I'll be editing those bits in the next couple of days. On a separate issue, though, I removed the description of the organization's activities, which read, in part: " sends volunteers into the favela to teach language and cultural classes". The last
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Basicaly, you just said that you agree with LtDoc and repeated all the nonsense from above. So I will just make it short: I stand for what I wrote above. Rocinha is a favela. A big one, with bus routes and all that. But it IS A FAVELA. It has irregular strucutres? Yes. Many of these lack of proper
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