The biggest country in South America bears all the characteristics of an economically strong nation. Unfortunately, historical reasons limited Brazil's growth potential and turned it into a typical third world country. A few wealthy people share the same unequal divided grounds with millions of miserable families.
Life quality is generally way under the line of justice.
As many as 650,000 citizens of the fourth biggest city in the world can't afford to live in brick houses. In order to change that scenery, government authorities work on the creation of projects and outline solutions through new social programs. The necessary steps are being taken very slowly, though. People need improvement now, while they have the strength to fight for a better life. Thanks to the goodwill and effort of some people, positive prospectives and concrete results have already been achieved.