Despite the looming World Cup and Olympics, constitutional reform and powerful drug lords have kept redevelopment of Rios squatter settlements at bay but the price is poverty and anarchy
The granite hump of Providencia gazes down like a stern guardian on the old port of Rio de Janeiro. It offers probably the finest viewpoint over any city I know. Rios great bay stretches inland to distant mountains. Below lies what was once the worlds third largest port, now mostly silent. Along the coast a pa...
Published on April 30, 2014 09:51