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HALI YAZIDI KUTISHA NCHINI BRAZIL KELEKEA KWENYE KOMBE LA DUNIA


Today, daily life in one of Rio de Janerio's biggest shanty towns was disrupted by military personnel in an attempted to clean up the city before the World Cup

A couple walks along as a navy tank storms into the place where they live. The army presence in favelas across Rio has sparked rage across the city. Last week, protestors set fire to a police office in the city
Ikiwa imebaki miezi miwili kabla ya kuanza kwa mashindano ya Kombe la Dunia ambayo safari hii yatafanyika nchini Brazil. 

One police officer is pictured here holding a man up against a wall while he searches him. Troops took over the favela this afternoon - six weeks before the World Cup
 Maandamano ya kupinga Kombe la Dunia Brazil
Wananchi wa Brazil ambao siku kadhaa zilizopita wameonekana wakiandamana kupinga Kombe la Dunia kufanyika nchini kwao kwani inagharimu pesa nyingi ambazo wanaweza kupewa wananchi ili kuongeza hali yao ya maisha na elimu kiujumla.


Locals carried on with daily life as police officers and marines in uniform filed through the narrow streets. No shots have been fired so far
Residents looked on bemusedly as armed federal officers in bullet-proof vests strode through the run-down streets in a bid to crack down on crime
Vikosi vya Wanajeshi wameonekana wakiwa wametanda katika mji wa Complexo da Mare ambao mji huo upo karibu na Kiwanja cha ndege kikuu cha Rio, Complexo de Mare miji inayoongoza kwa uhalifu na uhuni nchini brazil, 

This emaciated horse eating from a bin is not an uncommon sight in the violence-plagued Complexo da Mare, which is controlled by gangs and militias

Tanks were even rolled out into the complex early Sunday morning to carry more than 1,000 police and further military personnel on an impromptu patrol
Huku ikitegemewa wageni wote kutumia kiwanja kikuu cha Rio na pia kupita katikati ya mji wa Complexo da Mare wakiwa wanaelekea Mjini kwenye makazi walioandaliwa. Hofu imetanda sana kuhofia wageni kuvamiwa au kutekwa wakiwa wanaelekea mijini kwenye makazi.

The BOPE paramilitary police unit have been patrolling streets since dusk. Once they leave a more long-term patrol force will be established in the favela. Police have installed 37 such posts in recent years in an area covering 1.5 million people

 Helicopters circle the Mare slum complex in Rio de Janeiro. The slum - 'favela' in Portuguese - is home to some 130,000 residents
Residents walk through the slum as dozens of police officers, in camouflaged uniform hold machine guns from behind heavy-duty navy trucks

Vikosi vya wanajeshi wametanda mitaa ya Complexo da Mare wakiwa na vifaru na helikopta wakiwa na dhumuni la kuwasaka majambazi na wahuni waliojificha katika mitaa hio. 

 A navy tank drives behind a police van carrying scores of police officers holding machine guns

In the coming days, army soldiers will begin patrolling the virtually treeless, flat area of about two square miles in northern Rio that hugs the main road to the airport and is home to about 130,000 people
Viongozi wa Brazil wanakanusha, kwamba kuondoa majambazi hao haiusiani na Kombe la Dunia ila ni kwa ajili ya kulinda maisha ya Rio na Mare. 
 Residents are seen walking out of the favela as armed troops in bullet-proof vests storm in

Police in the city have attracted widespread criticism for their heavy-handed approach to controlling drug crime in the city. Last year, police were charged after bricklayer Amarildo de Souza, who lived in the city's biggest shanty town Roncinha, was tortured and murdered. Police were then charged with hiding his body

 Please line up outside a boarded up pharmacy. They are pictured here in Nova Holanda, a part of the Mare slum complex

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