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Sugar Loaf Mountain, and Guanabara Bay as seen from Favela Santa Marta.

Happy New Year from the Morro

Just about every American I know who’s been just about anywhere in Latin America baffles about how all the good real estate is the bad real estate. In the US, Continue reading →

A view from the Parque Ecológico da  Rocinha onto Dois Irmãos Moutain's northwest flank.

New Ecological Park for Rocinha: Public Intervention Worth Bragging About

When I first visited the construction site of the Parque Ecológico da Rocinha I was asked to not share photos since the government entities involved in its planning and construction Continue reading →

Santa Marta painting

Remaking Rio: favela tourism and the tourist narrative, part III

This is the third and final post in a series about the portrayal of Rio de Janeiro’s favelas through the tourist narrative. I’m interested in the favela tourist experience because Continue reading →

Landscape images from above show the size of the favela, as well as prime location.

Remaking Rio: favela tourism and the tourist narrative, part II

This is part two of a series of posts discussing the representation of favelas in Rio de Janeiro, favela tours and the tourist narrative. In part one I sketched out Continue reading →

Remaking Rio: favela tourism and the tourist narrative: part I

Part one in a three-part series exploring how favela-tourism coincides with  urban renewal and ‘favela integration’ in Rio de Janeiro. The above video shows a new tourist attraction in the famous favela Continue reading →

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