VOICED : Brasil asegura favelas para las Olimpiadas

The video discusses Brazil's efforts to secure Rio de Janeiro's favelas ahead of the Olympics. Over 3,000 military personnel in the Maré favelas are being replaced by police as part of a government strategy to restore order. This plan, initiated during the World Cup, involves intelligence integration and aims to handle potential resistance. By June 30, military forces will be replaced by police pacification units, improving security. The government has reclaimed 264 favelas from criminals, deploying 10,000 police officers. Despite reduced armed presence, violence persists between criminals and police, with reports of police brutality.

What is the main goal of replacing military forces with police in Rio's favelas?

• To increase military presence

• To restore order and safety

• To reduce police numbers

• To prepare for the World Cup

When is the transition from military to police expected to be completed?

• By the end of May

• By the start of the World Cup

• By June 30

• By the end of the year

How many pacifying police units are planned to be established?

• Six

• Two

• Eight

• Four

What has the government achieved in terms of reclaiming favelas?

• Reclaimed 500 favelas

• Reclaimed 264 favelas

• Reclaimed 50 favelas

• Reclaimed 100 favelas

What issue persists in the favelas despite the reduced presence of armed criminals?

• Lack of police presence

• Increased drug trafficking

• Continued violence and police brutality

• Complete peace and order