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Brazil leader Silva - first president 2 visit the Favelas
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12-10-2007 4:28 PM
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i hope it won't be just a decorative "elevator", but a new step towards elevating the lives inhabit this beautiful yet cursed & restless area of Corcovado under the angelic wings Jesus - Cristo Redentor.
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Silva visited one of this city's most prominent shantytowns to inaugurate a multibillion dollar works program for the city's poor communities. 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