RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL 450 years - national shame

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL -   national shame

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL   -      EXTREME VIOLENCE

Girl is the 12th bullet victim lost in RJ in nine days



12 years child was shot in front of the house you live in Morro Chapadão in Costa Barros. Taken to the hospital, she has stable framework

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Protest the NGO Rio de Paz by children killed by stray bullets, on Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro - 01/25/2015 (Murilo Rezende / Futura Press)

A 12-year-old girl was the victim of a stray bullet early on Monday in Rio de Janeiro - the 12th event of its kind in less than ten days. The child was shot in front of the house where she lives in Morro Chapadão in Costa Barros, in the North Zone of Rio. She was rescued and taken to the Hospital Albert Schwitzer, in Realengo, according to the Military Police. According to the state Department of Health, the health status of the child, who entered the hospital at around 0h30, is considered stable. The PM said that made no operation on site and not get involved in any shooting at the time of the incident. Rival gangs face off for control of the selling points of Plain drugs.

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10/26/2014 19h58 - Updated 27/10/2014 7:40 a.m.

LUIZ FERNANDO BIGFOOT DEDICATES VICTORY TO FORMER GOVERNOR OF 

RIO DE JANEIRO, SERGIO CABRAL

This is the deputy Sergio Cabral


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GOVERNOR HIGHLIGHTED ACHIEVEMENTS THAT THE GOVERNMENT CABRAL BROUGHT TO THE RJ.

RE-ELECTED, PROMISED TO WORK AS A "LION" TO DO WHAT WAS NOT DONE..

Luiz Fernando Bigfoot, the PMDB, elected governor in Rio de Janeiro, dedicated his victory to the 

former governor, Sergio Cabral, who was deputy governor until April. "In the most difficult 

moments, people doubted the choice he had made inside a large party that is the PMDB. I dedicate 

this victory to him," said the governor, at a press conference in a hotel Flamengo in the South Zone 

Rio.

Bigfoot thanked the voters, the militancy of the PMDB and the 18 parties that were with him in the first

round and the three who joined the coalition in the second round. He also cited Senator Romario, who

supported his candidacy.

The re-elected governor highlighted the achievements that the government Cabral brought to Rio de Janeiro. "We know he did not do everything that people expected, but public policies that are time reference in the country. Governor Cabral made the Rio was the lighthouse that country," he said.

According Bigfoot, there is still much to be done. "I love working, and deliver me to do. I'll be a lion to answer this election that people gave to me and to Francisco Dornelles [Deputy Governor].

 

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Bigfoot applied to the Government of Rio de Janeiro in the wave of Sergio Cabral, who was deputy governor from 2007 until the beginning of April this year. After Cabral resign, he shared the command of Laranjeiras Palace with the election campaign. Cabral and Mayor Eduardo Paes were in the hotel on Sunday to celebrate with Bigfoot.

The re-elected governor has 59, is a native of Pirai, in southern Rio de Janeiro, and has a degree in Economics and Business Administration. The first political position was as alderman of Pirai, in 1982. He was then mayor of the city for two terms (1996-2000). During the period that led Pirai, Bigfoot implemented the computerized system of the city, known as "Digital Pirai", receiving international awards for investment.

He was also President of the Mayors Association of Municipalities of the Rio de Janeiro State (Apremerj) for two periods, where he served as speaker of the interior of the interests in the Legislature and state government.

In 2006, he was secretary of government in the administration of Governor Rosinha Garotinho (2003-2007), and was twice elected vice governor of Rio (in 2006 and 2010), the former governor Sergio Cabral plate. In addition to deputy governor, Bigfoot was also Secretary of State Works. He is married for 21 years with Maria Lucia Cautiero Garden Horta, 59, one Pirai's childhood friend. The nickname is because of wedge 48.

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In the first round, the incumbent, won 40.57% of the votes, followed by Senator Marcelo Crivelli, with 20.26%, which got the spot in the second round after close race with Anthony Garotinho (PR) had 19 73%.
During the 20-day campaign in the second round, Bigfoot prioritized the melee with the population and sought new alliances and elected parties and political support, as the former player and elected senator Romario (PSB). Romario, with almost five million votes, met with Bigfoot and announced support after the applicant has been committed to three points of the political agenda.

In total, Bigfoot added three parties (PROS, PDT and PT B), the initial alliance of 18 parties who supported his candidacy in the first round. Ten of the 11 PT state mayors also voiced support for Bigfoot, but the defeated candidate Lindberg Farias and the president of the PT-RJ, Washington QuaQua, lived Crivelli.


At national level, the next day the election, Bigfoot met with the vice-president, Michel Temer, also of the PMDB, to discuss alliances to the second round of elections. "My party decided at the national conference support for president Dilma. I'll keep my party decided at national level. But I also want to support, "Bigfoot said at the time.


Throughout the campaign, the candidate used to comment on the diversity of support that had been receiving. According to him, no one rule alone. "The state of Rio is very diverse and you have to listen a lot. It is a state that is the cultural drum country and does not have a party that can do the most. We have to rule with great force," he said.


Early in the second round, he said the campaign would not be easy and that if caught in the first round of four, now would only take one, referring to the candidate Marcelo Crivelli, with whom he exchanged barbs throughout the campaign.


Bigfoot Crivelli accused of having initiated the attacks by assigning several nicknames. During the various debates and meetings attended by the tone of the campaign heated up, but Bigfoot always denied that he was increasing the tone when speaking of the opponent's links with the universal Church. "My covenant is very clear. I am not anyone's front man. That's what has to be made clear to the population. We show what is behind his candidacy," he said, referring to the senator's connection with the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God.


Promises and proposals

In his campaign, the PMDB candidate reiterated promises as the expansion of investment and construction of housing units in the State of Rio. Pezão said he wants to tackle the housing shortage expropriating land. He defended the de-bureaucratisation of the state and considered making pacts to reduce the tax burden; and defended the only ticket in transport as a revolution that allowed higher employment rate. Bigfoot also promised to take the UPP for the state of North and said he plans to increase the number of police officers opening more a contest to fill six thousand vacancies.

Ending the lack of water in the Baixada Fluminense was one of the promises of Bigfoot in several visits he made to the cities. He also assured the paving of all streets in the area and investment in Clinical Family. The expansion of micro-credit program in the slums and in communities pacification routes, the tripling of technological educational centers of the state and increasing the number of communities with Pacifying Police Units in the state, with the hiring of 11,000 more police officers, were candidate's promises during the campaign.

In the area of transport, he said pretente take the metro to the Meier and Madureira, deploy Line 3 to São Gonçalo and build seven BRT in São Gonçalo and the Baixada Fluminense. For education, he said it will expand the program "Double School" 75 state colleges, implementing comprehensive education with content connected to the labor market.

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