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 *[http://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/22/world/americas/police-killings-brazil-rio.html?hp&action=click&pgtype=Homepage&module=second-column-region&region=top-news&WT.nav=top-news Brazil 2015]
-Instead of accepting and promoting the public debate and the dignity of the participants, governments are renewing their supply of tear gas, using caveirões and bombs. Who cleanse the city for the "good men and women". They remind us of the time of the olive-worshipers who worshiped a civic march, but they fell down on the protesting students and the "barbarian hordes" when they left the house, calling them all "terrorists." Make no mistake about it. This bill, which now reverts to the Chamber of Deputies for having been amended, is not just about freedom of expression and political participation. It's about who owns the city. Anyone who lives in it or a small group that has a lot of money or is in line with the public administrator on duty? It's been decades. But the phrase of the civil-military dictatorship is still paradigmatic to understand the country and its governments, Justice and Parliament: Brazil: love it [our way] or leave it.
 *[http://www.hiidunia.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/RobbinsMary_ThesisFinal.pdf M.A. Thesis 2011 FROM ABANDONMENT TO INCLUSION: The Role of the State in Violence, Public Security and Human Rights in favela communities in Rio de Janeiro. The Case Studies of Santa Marta and City of God. by Mary Elizabeth Robbins]