VOICED : Ejercito brasileno descarta ocupacion de favelas en Rio

The Brazilian Army, responsible for Rio de Janeiro's security, has decided not to permanently occupy favelas, where drug gangs operate. Instead, they will conduct targeted operations. Over a million people live in these areas, and past military occupations have led to human rights violations, as reported by Amnesty International. The intervention is seen as a chance to enhance Rio's public safety. President Michel Temer initiated military intervention on February 16 and established the Ministry of Public Security to combat organized crime, with police forces under state authority.

What is the Brazilian Army's plan regarding the occupation of favelas?

• Complete withdrawal

• Temporary targeted operations

• Expansion of military presence

• Permanent occupation

How many people approximately live in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro?

• Two million

• One and a half million

• One million

• Half a million

Which organization reported human rights violations in the favelas?

• United Nations

• Amnesty International

• World Health Organization

• Red Cross

When did President Michel Temer decree the intervention of the Armed Forces in Rio de Janeiro?

• April 16

• January 16

• February 16

• March 16

What was created to coordinate the fight against organized crime in Brazil?

• Ministry of Defense

• Ministry of Justice

• Ministry of Internal Affairs

• Ministry of Public Security