Slum in Rio de Janeiro

Slum in Rio de Janeiro

Photo taken May 24, 2016, shows a couple living in a slum in Rio de Janeiro. The man said there are many urgent issues, other than the upcoming Olympic Games, on which the government should spend money. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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