What is the movement in Rio de Janeiro Brazil?

Answer 1

Movement takes place at all hours and in all places of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It's both a historic and a modern cultural capital of Brazil and of the world. For example, there's movement between luxurious residences and high powered positions. There's movement between attractive neighborhoods and governmental jobs and small scale, private businesses. There's movement between 'favelas' ['slums'] and day jobs or places in which to beg or to steal.

That's in terms of resting on one's laurels or family background, earning a living, or trying to survive.

There also is movement between mansions and boarding or prep schools abroad. There's movement between comfortable houses or condominiums and private or exclusive public schools. There's movement between disadvantaged neighborhoods and on-your-feet association of written information with cues of color or design.

That's in terms of the best education that money buys, down to the non education that misery allows.

And there's movement between huge living spaces and posh vacation and second [and third...] homes, nationally and internationally. There's movement between comfortable living quarters and local opportunities for entertainment. There's movement from everywhere to the beaches.

And that's in terms of the many cultural and entertainment possibilities that Rio de Janeiro offers to visitors, tourists, residents, and guests.

Answer 2

BRAZIL MOVEMENT is a civil association, which has among its main objectives:

- To support and develop actions to protect the rights and guarantees;

- Support and develop actions to defend the free expression of thought, free expression of intellectual, artistic, scientific and communication.

The Movement Viva Brazil, has established itself in recent years as the leading association in defense of the use of arms is for defense, sport or collecting.

Consistently, liar, weapons in the hands of honest citizens, sports shooters and collectors are accused of fomenting violence and crime in the country.

In recent years, several times we had to intercede for our right won in a 2005 referendum to be respected. Emerged bills that sought to prohibit the charging of ammunition for sporting use, forced that collectors would defeat their weapons or increased even more red tape for citizens who choose to have a gun to his defense.

With a constant and serious work can prevent these and other threats that might interfere with his right.

Already has the support of several organizations, journalists, personalities, economists, entrepreneurs, artists, and other professionals, thus forming a powerful alliance in favor of the citizen.

Answer 3

Movement takes place at all hours and in all places of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It's both a historic and a modern cultural capital of Brazil and of the world. For example, there's movement between luxurious residences and high powered positions. There's movement between attractive neighborhoods and governmental jobs and small scale, private businesses. There's movement between 'favelas' ['slums'] and day jobs or places in which to beg or to steal.

That's in terms of resting on one's laurels or family background, earning a living, or trying to survive.

There also is movement between mansions and boarding or prep schools abroad. There's movement between comfortable houses or condominiums and private or exclusive public schools. There's movement between disadvantaged neighborhoods and on-your-feet association of written information with cues of color or design.

That's in terms of the best education that money buys, down to the non education that misery allows.

And there's movement between huge living spaces and posh vacation and second [and third...] homes, nationally and internationally. There's movement between comfortable living quarters and local opportunities for entertainment. There's movement from everywhere to the beaches.

And that's in terms of the many cultural and entertainment possibilities that Rio de Janeiro offers to visitors, tourists, residents, and guests.