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No more penalties for Pablo: Kicking off a violent past
Since he was only two years old, Pablo da Rosa Felizardo has lived with violence every day of his life. He was at home with his family in Cantagalo*, in Rio de Janeiro, when drug dealers invaded their home, shooting and killing his father who worked for a rival drug-dealing faction. Six years later, he saw the same thing happen to his mother.
Helping Brazilian children whose lives revolve around garbage dumps
Angélica is a 10-year-old girl whose unemployed parents left the countryside five years ago to go to the city of Olinda in the northeastern Brazilian state of Pernambuco.
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