São Paulo, State of São Paulo, Brazil
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Caio Castor is a Brazilian reporter, documentary filmmaker and editor. He is a contributor to the main vehicles covering human rights violations in the country such as El País Brasil, The Intercept Brasil, Le Monde Diplomatique Brasil, Agência Pública, Ponte Jornalismo, Repórter Brasil, among others.
The service center was closed on Wednesday, but the Public Defender's Office had filed for action to maintain the service because of the coronavirus
The service center was closed on Wednesday, but the Public Defender's Office had filed for action to maintain the service because of the coronavirus
Rute Carvalho (south zone), Givanilda Novaes (north zone), Andreia Aparecida (center) and Maria José Vicente (east zone) are part of the people who live in a situation of moderate and severe food insecurity in São Paulo Both situations are characterized by the IBGE when there is a reduction in the amount of food among adults, a rupture in eating patterns due to lack of food, a reduction in the am
Organized supporters lead anti-fascist and anti-racist protest on Avenida Paulista on Sunday, May 31. After the provocation of bolsonaristas, the military police took action - but did not treat the two sides of the confrontation in the same way.
Produced for The Intercept Brazil
More than 24,000 people are homeless in the city of São Paulo. Hundreds are children. Experts believe that number could exceed 1,000. The coronavirus pandemic once again exposes the misery of a country that ignores its future.
Residents show the possible care within the community, where 70% of families have seen income decrease in the last month
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