Rio De Janeiro's Olympic Legacy Questioned

The video discusses the new Line Four metro service in Rio de Janeiro, highlighting its significance as a legacy of the Olympic Games. It took six years to build and cost over 2 billion pounds. The metro line connects Barra de Tijuca to the South Zone, significantly reducing travel time. While it is seen as an engineering marvel, only Olympic ticket holders can use it during the games. The line is expected to transform lives in areas like Rochinha but has also led to increased property prices, benefiting developers. Environmental promises remain unfulfilled, leaving concerns for the future.

What is the primary significance of Line Four according to the officials?

• It connects all parts of Rio de Janeiro.

• It is the most expensive metro line in the world.

• It was built in record time.

• It represents the greatest legacy of the Olympic Games.

How long does it take to travel from Barra de Tijuca to the South Zone using Line Four?

• 30 minutes

• 45 minutes

• 1 hour

• 14 minutes

Who is currently allowed to use Line Four?

• Government officials

• Tourists visiting Copacabana

• Only Olympic ticket holders

• All residents of Rio

What has been the impact of Line Four on property prices in Barra de Tijuca?

• Prices have doubled.

• Prices have risen five-fold.

• Prices have remained stable.

• Prices have decreased.

What environmental issue remains unaddressed despite promises?

• Water pollution at Guanabara Bay

• Deforestation in the Amazon

• Air pollution in the city center

• Noise pollution near the Olympic Park