VOICED : Equipo infantil de Jiu jitsu deja favela y va a juego olimpico

A group of Brazilian children and teenagers are excited to attend a sports event at the Olympic Park in Rio de Janeiro. They are part of a jiu-jitsu team trained by the UPP, a social project aimed at reducing drug trafficking in favelas. The UPP has helped lower aggression levels since its inception. The children are thrilled to attend the Olympics, an opportunity made possible by the police securing 2,500 tickets for social programs. The UPP operates in 264 favelas, benefiting over 6,000 children through 142 free social projects. Many children are surprised by the experience, viewing the Olympics as an event for the wealthy.

What is the main goal of the jiu-jitsu team trained by the pacifying police units?

• To promote tourism in Rio de Janeiro

• To rescue favelas from drug traffickers

• To win national championships

• To train for the Olympics

How has the aggression level of children changed since the start of the project?

• It has increased significantly

• It has remained the same

• It has fluctuated unpredictably

• It has decreased over the years

How many tickets did the police secure for young people to attend the Olympic event?

• 1,000

• 10,000

• 2,500

• 5,000

How many favelas are currently served by the pacifying police units?

• 100

• 200

• 264

• 300

What is the perception of attending the Olympics among the children?

• It is a common experience

• It is considered a privilege for the wealthy

• It is not interesting to them

• It is a mandatory school activity