3 years later, the stadium's abandoned, the park's gone to waste, and the shiny new housings are neglected. So all the money was literally thrown down the drain.
NotASuicidalRobot Resources and money that could have been used to support people and give them better opportunities. All wasted on a superficial, performative, ego-stroking event to boost one country’s image while it’s people languish in poverty.
1.5 million people live in Rio’s favelas. The total spent on the rio Olympics and was $13 billion (A significant Portion was tax payer Money). So if they would’ve taken the money spent on the Olympics and gave it to every favela resident, they each receive a check of $8666.
And I definitely think it would have been far more economical to repair the broken North Zone communities. In the long run, this would give a greater return to the economy too as these people would be valuable contributors to the workforce.
This is basically when your mom tells you to clean your room but instead of actually cleaning you just shove everything in the closet and call it clean
This is how the entire world works. How things seem is always more important than how things are. Suppose you work on the bottom rung of the ladder in a retail job for a big company. Your supervisor is one rung above the bottom, with his own boss 2 rungs above bottom. All 3 of you are unimportant in the greater scheme of things. Think of the corners that get cut and the turds that get polished when your boss is preparing for a visit from his own supervisor. Think of the resources that are taken from places that aren't currently under the microscope in order to get a pass mark. Maybe extra staff are put on for that one day and your store runs on the bare minimum for the rest of the week, treading water. Now remember there's at least 20 more rungs of the ladder to climb before you're at the very top of the company. If there's that great of a blatant conflict of interest on the very bottom of the ladder, what kind of stunts are being pulled further up?
And now, two years later the olympic park lies empty, deserted and in disrepair. The public parks that were built are fenced off, the athletes towers are empty and the stadiums are boarded up.
UNGROUTHSWORTH bahraini citizens in 2012: protesting because of human rights bahraini government: *here, we'll run the f1 race, the biggest sporting event in the entire country, as normal*
None of those are a big problem in Rio, the real problem is corruption. Millions of dollars for building roads, bridges, funding the police force end up in a pockets of corrupt politicians. If Brazil tackles corruption and focused more on public infrastructure the country would be a better place. Also mafias rule the streets of Rio, they will kick you out of your own house if you don't pay them. Public works projects and calling the military to take care of crime could do the country good.
Can't really blame them most of the time. Those slum people aren't just poor, most are lazy bums, Rio been building buildings for them to live so they could get rid of the favelas, most of the time it works, they already got rid from a lot of them, but some people just ruin everything. Since they have to pay for water, energy and this kind of stuff, they turned the building into another slum, they started splitting the rooms with wood and selling them and would build more favelas around it.
Andrea: same goes to Brazilian Portuguese language. They always think they're better than the original Portuguese people whilst they use horrifying and unnatural expressions.
I'm from the state of Rio de Janeiro - whose capital is the city of Rio - and our governor has recently asked the people to stop saying bad things about the state and the city on the internet. Instead he is advising us to post pictures of the beautiful parts of the city and say positive things to attract tourism. This is how bad our political class, our social justice, our public health and education are. So bad the government has to ask the people to stop spreading the news worldwide.
Soon enough the people will be tired of it like those in Venezuela and Syria they’ll fight back and reclaim stability it’s disgusting how much money can hurt somewhere
I went to Rio the September before the games and remember seeing all the construction. I was in a taxi and made small talk with the driver as we passed by volleyball stadiums that were being worked on. I said you must be so excited for the games and he explained how it’s a very bad thing for Rio. I didn’t realize until that conversation and everything he said ended up being accurate
@Kana Moquith I probably have watched that part, how can prisoners overcome the prison right? It means the system is failing, and yes, those decapitating and plucking heart out of their chest was horrible.
Still don't get how that works. Like, don't they have any athletes that need training or something? Or did they really intentionally made it a one-used thing?
Ghaitsa Ariadna i live in rio and can assure you that we are using almost all the Olympic venues we have build, now the are used to do major events like rock in Rio, big international conferences, and the city in a whole level has improved a lot since the olympics. The olympics gave us the opportunity to rebuild most of the city infrastructure that has improved majorly in the past years thanks to the olympics and most people that live in Rio are gona agree with me
I am Brazilian and I live in Rio de Janeiro. I live in the Rocinha slum. The only thing that me and my wife want is to be able to leave this country. Life here gets worse and worse every day. Even studying we do not get a job. Food is getting more and more expensive! People increasingly ignorant! People are attacking each other because of politicians.
Ginger....sure they do. Ones perception of poor is in the eyes of the beholder. One can be rich in materials and broke in spirit, while they look at someone who is broke in materials and thinking they are broke, the one broke in money while being rich in spirit is looking at the rich in materials but broke in spirit as they are broke to them. That's a pretty scary thing that you amongst all the people who liked your comment are many actually think this way....sounds like y'all are broke in spirit, knowledge, wisdom, life...and many other meaningful everlasting qualities. The blind masses following the blind....sad....all will parish with body due to lack of substance that lasts forever
I remember an episode of the Simpsons where they went to Brazil and they got accused and even threatened to sue by the local politicians for portraying Rio negatively by highlighting poverty crime and corruption. Since the Olympics it's amazing how much of this was found to be true.
And your probably stock piling supplies cause you don’t want the corona virus in your city or country. You have to regulate who’s in and out. I bet you don’t invite strangers into your house. 🤔
As a Brazilian I'm gonna tell you guys the truth, Rio is one of the most beautiful places in Brazil, however is one of the most dangerous too, Rio's police is the most violent *in the world* , a lot of hospitals were forgiven because of this stupid Olympics, don't even ask me about the world cup. I'm from São paulo, I love Brazil in all aspects, but the corrupt government of this country is letting Brazil into a hole. Sometime ago the brazilian people got FURIOUS, then the truckers from all the country stopped working, the country went into a caos, the markets were running out of supplies, animals from farms were dieing without food, all the prices were getting so high, president was trying to do a lot of deals, the gasoline prices increased from R$3,60 to R$4,80 (sometimes even R$5,00 a liter). As I said, I hate this country's government, and if it doesn't get better I'll get the f*ck out of this place.
@woficnwoap ohyeayea You're very wrong. São Paulo is extremely important, but Brazil is immense -- in many perspectives. "Labels are the opposite of understanding."
back in 2008, rio seemed great, poverty was slowing down, people getting jobs, economy on the rise. ect... it seemed like a good idea then, but they would def. not make the choice now. and its a bit too late to go back
Well Brazil had horrible corruption in the first place so think about it, the Rio Olympics is coming soon but the committee didn't notice this until now so what's the purpose of massive sports driven companies, to make money, they don't really have time to pick s new country they do the planning several years earlier the committee didn't notice this until a year ago so that's why.
Well, I'm Brazilian and I need to say, this problem isn't restrictred to Rio. We're currently in a political and economic crisis, because our governors are focusing on making more money to them, leaving the population apart. Brazil looks like a beautiful country with nice people living in it, but believe me, it's not only that. Oh, and violence is just growing up, I mean, A LOT.
Yes, I used to live in brazil a couple years ago. My dad was once pointed a gun to his head, just right outside our house. I know it's getting even worse, so I fear for my family.
It's not just in Rio. all around Brazil there are large areas of land populated by the poor which we call the "favelas" after moving to Canada I really started to miss my hometown in Brazil I remembered it being beautiful, but after a family visit I never want to live there again. it's sickening how far the Brazilian government ignores the poor. I guess that's what corruption does to a country
It's a recurrent problem all over the world. It has taken quite a grim turn in Latin America, but it also happens in the developed north. I have been doing some research on the matter and the majority of the authors from all areas (sociology, politics, art, architecture and even economy) point out that the phenomenon have existed since a long time a go, because it's the physical manifestation of inequalitywithin the built environment, and inequality is a characteristic of societies. Even the nordic countries have inequality, but not in the same degree as Latin America or even the USA. Going back to the topic at hand. The authors I have been studying, point out that inequality and illegal settlements got out of "control" since the 1980's, under the Reaganomics and Thatcherism policies that imposed the neoliberal agenda and therefore increasing inequality.
Thankfully for my country, the amount of athletes is enough to fill in the facilities (since they turned into a training area, but still usable for the Olympics or anything like that). Plus there's the current pandemic, so they've been using some of the rooms for Quarantine.
@@wizoneoncereveluv9668 The Philippines. One of the sports facilities would've still been in use currently if it weren't for the pandemic, but thankfully the "sports city" was made such that it could hold evacuees or patients if ever needed. Plus unlike most "local" sports facilities, the sports city that was made for the 2019 SEA Games is up to international standards, properly ventillated, air-conditioned, and maintained.
+Hue Guy Also cover all parts of your body to avoid mosquito bites , hope you don't get zika since the CDC does not know hong long it could stay in your body for.
Really? I remember even seeing a story about this made by the state television(I live in Sweden) and certainly writren about in the papers at the time.
@@char1211 friend, the Brazilian media tried to cover everything, in fact until shortly before the last ruin of the Brazilian media began, the only thing they did was lie to the population until they could no longer maintain the criminal scheme that benefited them .... being honest still lie, but now far fewer people believe
@@mateusyaeger3292 I've never used any Brazilian media so what you're talking about hasn't affected me. In my previous comment I was talking about Swedish media.
+Luísa Souza What about the microcephaly epidemic down there as well? First world countries like the United Kingdom and US and European countries could end up like Brazil too
Especially when the olympics are bringing more problems to the local poor population. It's a shame to see people in power care more about the others than they do about their own.
@-Remilia - Coronavirus cases were at an all time high when the IOC decided to keep going with the Olympics lol. It's not safe just because it's Japan. They shouldn't have had the Olympics at all
After the games, this park will be like so many other Olympic Parks, empty and useless. Why can't we just have one location for the Summer and Winter Olympics, and keep it maintained. Most of the structures they build never get used again. It's just senseless to me.
Because its suppose to be an international game and having the host city change internationally goes a long way to drive home that point. Most of the Olympic games were hosted in the US or Europe and a lot of people in other country are already resentful of that fact. Another solution would be to make it so people won't make such a damn big deal about the games (at least financially) but there is just too much profit to be made by the rich and powerful. There's also no international regulatory entity that can do anything about it either and certainly not one where profit isn't one of the primary motive.
That's understandable, however it will still be unfair as that location only will benefit from the Olympics. The Olympics is bigger than just an international sporting event, it attracts tourists (while where there's tourists money is generated). So for instance if there's a permanent location in a place such as Paris, only the French benefit from it. That therefore causes conflicts, weakens unity in the world and etc. With all of that said perhaps a remote area with no governing body directing it is a better idea.
Brazil is not a Paradise... but we advertise it as one so we can continue to get Foreigner money. Brazil is slowling turning into a Giant Tourist Trap, while millions suffer.
If the government wasn't corrupt, sometimes acting to be better can actually make them better. If they act like a tourist spot, they get more tourists, they get more money and eventually it becomes a tourist spot.
Brasil has always been like that, ever since europeans discovered our land everything that left to us were corruption, lies and racism, i live in recreio, that is the neighborhood beside recreio and the bus line is great for me, everything from living and moving around in public transports is great for me and thats upsetting because I'm the minority, and its only great for me because everything i need is around the area, these thing shown in the video, we learn this at school and not only the ways of taking poor people out were like that, there is one they use that is making reach people live where poor people live makes the place more expensive so that they are forced to get out, brazilian parents mostly want their children to get out of the country bcs there still has such a dense corruption in the government that we cant even predict when its going to be at least cleaner
looking back at this, what really angers me (as a Greek, too) is how the Olympics have been completely transformed from something that merely had to do with sports to something that's directly linked to money, influence and an area's appearance. I adore Rio. I feel like it could even be my second home, if I ever chose to move out of my country. And it disgusts me how the country's own government doesn't care. That's nothing new, really; most countries worldwide favor money over actually helping their people but, in this case, they have enough audacity to disregard Brazilians so... obviously.
The worst thing youll ever experience in your homeland is to be treated as an alien or worst a garbage to be disposed. And we know that it happens in almost every country. 💔
No totally, but to buy and use the gun there is HUGE burocracy that only judges and prosecutors can have guns much easier. But the guns are forbidden for all people, is forbidden only have the gun without necessities or reasons that justify you need it.
This is heartbreaking, we need to see more of this in the news, not Kim Kardashian's latest surgery. Hopefully the Brazillian government will see what they are doing wrong soon.
let me tell you, it got worse, people are buying bones to make soup because thats all we can afford, real meat can go to up 20 to a 100, a full tank of gasoline is 25% of our minimium pay wage...
happens every time the international community shines a light on people with no money. all the people with money have to satisfy their guilt by becoming a cause-ist. cant go play sports in a poor nation w.o pretending to care a little to get rid of that guilt. just like Beijing 4 years ago...world cup...and all the others.
This is pretty common where tourism is a major industry. Here in Hawaii there was once a law that made sleeping on the streets illegal, many people saw this as pretty much making homeless people breaking the law just for being homeless, of course the law was later nulled after a few protests.
Nathalie Golding At the end, it always cames down to corruption and greed. People are greedy, you can't change that. If someone offered you 50 million you wouldn't care if you had to deport some poor people and destroy their homes. Or maybe you would care, but 95% of people wouldn't hesitate.
In a different way, the poor doesn't exactly live in the city, see if you can survive in beijing, you are guarenteed to be kinda well off. Instead of poor people, beijing covered up two things: air pollution and petitioners. They shut down factories in cities around beijing and pretty much jailed every petitioners. They also banned private cars in beijing during the olympics, and since factories were closed, the rural migrant workers went home so tourists won't see 'poor' people.
Marco Polo This is different case. USA, as unmoral as it is have right to decline refuges. They don't move people and destroy their homes, they decline help to people that are in danger of dying in their own country. Tottaly different.
+Zane Trusdale im talking about us americans and people from first world countries. All these people talking about how wrong this whole thing is yet theyll be directly supporting it when they tune in to the olympics
People still watch the olympics? I honestly find them boring and pointless, a long boring tradition involving many sports that died out because they were unpopular to the mass population, not only that but it invades every channel so there's nothing on tv until it's all done. Last thing I want to do is watch curling or ribbon dancing when I could be watching a new episode of some of my favorite shows.
If you watch TV on tradicional channels, there's no way to know if you're watching their channel unless they ask or keep a tracking device on your TV. If you turn on your TV, there isn't going to be a counter going up by one, TV ratings are estimates.
reminds me of that one simpsons episode about rio. They got a lot of backlash about it from the gov saying it's a "stereotype." Now i see they were mad that the cartoon was showing the real side. Not just the glamour side we always see on tv
+David Gooding Corruption ,I live here and so many people here are ashamed with situations that may happen and that are already happening ( like olympic village ).And the government is spending so much money,the money which it was to be spent on hospitals , security , infrastructure (sorry if my english is bad).
I live in Rio, in the south zone (I am white and speak english) and have two problems with this video 1st: The mayor and governor aren't cleaning the city up ONLY because there is international attention, there has been an underlying sentiment among the elites that the south zone, barra and downtown were getting to many settlements and there was starting to be too much crime and poverty in those areas, which leaves me to point number 2: Gentrification against those settlements isn't necessairily a bad thing. There is great real estate next to beaches that could have nice, affluent buildings built, however these ILLEGAL settlers have created HUGE (there are some with 100 thousand+) that are centers of crime, drug trafficing and violence, therefore it doesn't seem that wrong that the poliece remove these people from inhabiting this land that many times were supposed to be natural reserves or simply isn't theirs. Just a thought from a real person from Rio for you to think about
While I do understand your points but don't you think it would be more beneficial and ethical to spend money on these disenfranchised areas to make them safer, crime-free neighborhoods instead of just uprooting and evicting the poor that have lived there years? This way the poor can have a chance to move upwards in society as their dangerous crime-ridden communities have become safer commercial areas. It would only benefit the economy in the long run.
+Michael-Luca Natt like the drug trade isn t an operation of the elite and government there just as in the us. We ve studied it to death here and it goes to reason No 50 year drug war continues in failure without calculated organization. Then 100 years of economist have economies is shambles round the world without careful orchestration
They tried that before. I believe it was China at one point where they migrated the rich to poor neighborhoods and redistributed their lands. The previously rich people rose to the top again due to their knowledge of the economy and how money flows while the poor people who were given rich lives squandered it and rapidly lost capital until they were once more poor. The world isn't full of classes it's full of idiots. "In America there are no poor people, only temporarily embarrassed millionaires"
Atleast we don't hide our slums which give green cards to foreign media and foreifn filmmaker and they visit india to make a film like *Slumdog millionaire* and winning oscar by showing one phase of our country india
India’s slums redevelopment are among the fastest in the world in the last 5 years what are you talking about do you have to show my country in a bad light always complaining.
Yeah, why create jobs for construction and encourage tourism in this poor place. The last thing these poor people need is outside money being circulated into the economy. I think in the future only richer, more well off places should be allowed to host events that bring in such an influx of outside dollars.
Rio de Janeiro today's drowning in debts. They stopped to pay their professors at federal college's, a time ago they stopped to having classes. The healthcare is more horrible than before, the crime rate is increasing, even the army needed to intervene in Rio favelas again. The government cut their education budget for A HALF. The future of that state is dark.
Even though some public employees with these astronomical salaries, plus ridiculous benefits, are getting paid with no delay. Ex: Judges and Politicians
Poor people aren't the problem though there are some "groups" like gypsies (read as = not just poor but also beggars that spend most of what they got on booze and no long-term-value stuff) or whatever They're not the problem, the rich people that are powerful and corrupted enough to make policies that would be taking away from them the very/little left they got ARE the problem Being poor doesn't automatically mean being a beggar, beggars should be exiled, true, BUT poor should be helped True that is hard to distinguish the two but the corrupted f*ckers that buy laws and justice instead of succumb to it don't even try at all
This is why the London olympics were built on their legacy. They destroyed homes and a business park to build but made the stadiums and parks so that they could change them into something efficient after the games
Alexandra Venera actually many states and countries have laws that state of you live there for over a certain amount of time the land becomes yours. So by not claiming the land to begin with, in reality whosever land it was actually gives it up. If you don’t take care of your land, then at least most people take care of their homes
@@Fetch94 Yeah, I know. I live in a country where that's the law, and it still doesn't make it right. Like I said before, that's not how property rights should work. If you buy a piece of land and someone invades it, it shouldn't become their land. And also it's not like these houses on Rio were very safe to begin with. They were made by people who don't know a lot about construction and end up using materials that aren't fit for living, so that's just a tragedy waiting to happen.
@Alexandra Venera hah. Property rights dont mean anything. They just allow people trying to survive to get bullied. You should watch some videos (if this one didnt say) about what housing people can actually afford on their wages, suprise! Its this.
Being of Brazilian descent, I live this country. Every time I visit, I have some of the best times of my life. What's happening in Rio needs to be spotlighted more. I would love to see John Oliver do a piece on Rio or Brasil as a whole! It would definitely help a lot.
I live in Salvador brazil, one of the capitals and here the city hall help the communities reforming homes of very poor people. is the best city hall of brazil
1:47 sad facts: this Olympic park once was a F1 track which Nelson Piquet won his home race with Aryton Senna in 2nd the track was demolished in mid 2012 to build an Olympic park.
+TrumpaLuscious Sparkle Fine, why cant we just ban people from middle eastern countries momentarily until terrorist acts decrease? Doing that isnt against the constitution, it allows us to disable entry from foreign countries. Idk why people are so againsg protecting ourselves, there is a clear trend of terroristic people. It starts with their origin.
Our government wasn't really socialist, but borderline socialist. Everything they did was making the government bigger and our market less free, recklessly increasing our expenses and keeping people in perpetual poverty so they could get votes.
Do you also believe that the peoples republic of china is actually a republic.. Heck do you actually believe it's even communism? Open your eyes, we live in a world of lies, greed, and "capitalism".
Just your friendly reminder: Vox is not an independent media source. Vox is with NBC, which is owned by Comcast, which is owned by GE, 1/6 of the Mass Media Corporations that own 90% of the media you see. Just because they're on TH-cam and use cool editing techniques doesn't mean they aren't corrupt.
jj jones Great attitude. How about you fact-check me rather than blindly accusing me of being wrong? At least we know who is absolutely and utterly ignorant here.
+cherokee Gregory I'm not waying in on the original debate as I'm not from the US so I'm not aware of why these companies should be views as inherently evil because they are owned by subsidiaries of larger corporations. BUT, I wish to say you can be young and still have a valid opinion about current world events, as long as you take the time to educate yourself about the subject and make reasonable deductions I don't see why age has anything to do with it past a certian point.
The thing about favelas and poorer brazilian districts is that they are where a lot of brazilian culture is generated. Many of the footballers, dancers, musicians, artists etc come from these places, the community spirit is huge and that stuff is what makes brazil unique. Hopefully something will turn around in brazilian politics because it looks like the left wingers have had their day, which is bad news for the poor, both in rio and elsewhere.
Culture typically comes up from the lower classes and is appropriated by the upper ones once it is 'safe' and 'popular'. While people talk about the wealthy being the creators, they generally are not. It is the poor and middle class that tend to take the risks and produce the majority of both wealth and culture, while the wealthy are more risk adverse and just sorta take advantage of what others make.
PC globalists like Hillary created the sort of thinking that said it would be a great idea for a third world country like Brazil to host the Olympics to begin with.
lol joke went way over your guys heads XD 1st clue: POOR people PAY for the wall... 2nd clue: #...SmallHands Final conclusion, just because you are not for Donald Trump (which neither am I, although all of the canidates are horrible) does not automatically make you intelligent
Rio is a mess, finances are in shambles, the police arnt even getting paid, and many of the facilities for the Olympics are yet to be finished, add on top of this a outbreak of Zika, and its becoming increasingly clear that Rio wasn't ready to host the games.
not only the police is not getting paid, but the firemen too. Also, hospitals don't have the money they were intended to because of internal corruption and our SUS (something like "Unique System for Health") can't cope with hundreds of people in need of medical attention for free - the government does not have the budget to it. Add to that that the State of Rio is practically broke and there's already a massive overbudget (around 4 billion, but I could be mistaken) for the Olympics, which money we know for sure is in the hands of few. I never was a politically active guy, but damn I am truly ashamed for my country right now.
They undoubtedly bought the games. This Olympics will be a catastrophe. How many tourists will be murdered in the two weeks? This will be the end of the I.O.C. and it should be!
Chill down! You make it seems like Rio is like, let's say, France or the US, where you can be caught in middle of some mass shooting or a terrorist attack - Rio is not that bad.
He built the wall and it's just shows how stupid this idea is. Why waste so much money hiding the problem, than to spend that money fixing the problem?
+Kyla James The solution may not always be obvious. Some wouldn't even dare go past what isn't obvious and just chose the easier route. Sometimes it works, other times, it makes it worst. They just happen to be those types of people.
probably not, although he is definitely pro-business, I don't think he promotes himself as an infallible deity sent by God and thinks that everything he says is correct and everything he touches turns to gold
+Kidzedd Icarus no they built low income apartments for low income people. so they can collect government money too,they didn't just charitably build it for them. Even at that they are still getting sucked dry,........that's chump you are talking about.....
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3 years later, the stadium's abandoned, the park's gone to waste, and the shiny new housings are neglected. So all the money was literally thrown down the drain.
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Resources and money that could have been used to support people and give them better opportunities. All wasted on a superficial, performative, ego-stroking event to boost one country’s image while it’s people languish in poverty.
1.5 million people live in Rio’s favelas. The total spent on the rio Olympics and was $13 billion (A significant Portion was tax payer Money). So if they would’ve taken the money spent on the Olympics and gave it to every favela resident, they each receive a check of $8666.
And I definitely think it would have been far more economical to repair the broken North Zone communities. In the long run, this would give a greater return to the economy too as these people would be valuable contributors to the workforce.
now it's hosting a hospital
It’s 2020 and the Tokyo Olympics have been officially cancelled.
This is basically when your mom tells you to clean your room but instead of actually cleaning you just shove everything in the closet and call it clean
Or when your broom and put in under sofa
That example is so accurate, it's actually scary.
Exactly!!
This is how the entire world works. How things seem is always more important than how things are.
Suppose you work on the bottom rung of the ladder in a retail job for a big company. Your supervisor is one rung above the bottom, with his own boss 2 rungs above bottom. All 3 of you are unimportant in the greater scheme of things. Think of the corners that get cut and the turds that get polished when your boss is preparing for a visit from his own supervisor. Think of the resources that are taken from places that aren't currently under the microscope in order to get a pass mark. Maybe extra staff are put on for that one day and your store runs on the bare minimum for the rest of the week, treading water.
Now remember there's at least 20 more rungs of the ladder to climb before you're at the very top of the company. If there's that great of a blatant conflict of interest on the very bottom of the ladder, what kind of stunts are being pulled further up?
And under the bed
And now, two years later the olympic park lies empty, deserted and in disrepair. The public parks that were built are fenced off, the athletes towers are empty and the stadiums are boarded up.
@DCM88 behold the almighty
Typical aftermath of the olympics.
And there goes your money Rio. Instead of thinking long term they think in the now it seems. Help your people for crying out loud
Very true, but still in better shape than Sarajevo.
@@Ellieways In my hometown (Turin, Italy) winter olympics of 2006 had a very good legacy. But I know, this is not the norm
People:
*poverty*
*starving*
*malnutrition*
*poor housing*
*diseases*
Politician: we’re concern about your ears we’ll build barrier to reduce traffic noise for you.
Bruh
every country in the world that isn't rich enough to have the whole country look nice would do that tbh
UNGROUTHSWORTH bahraini citizens in 2012: protesting because of human rights
bahraini government:
*here, we'll run the f1 race, the biggest sporting event in the entire country, as normal*
THat was there even before the olympics, I went there in 2011 and they had it in place.
None of those are a big problem in Rio, the real problem is corruption. Millions of dollars for building roads, bridges, funding the police force end up in a pockets of corrupt politicians. If Brazil tackles corruption and focused more on public infrastructure the country would be a better place. Also mafias rule the streets of Rio, they will kick you out of your own house if you don't pay them. Public works projects and calling the military to take care of crime could do the country good.
It's like having bad parents who act like good guys when other people are around
Edit: Jesus didn’t know so many people got dunked on by their parents
So basically my dad
@@danianypronouns2211 So sorry for you dude
@@danianypronouns2211 and my mom
Me too
Oof this hit me
Streisand effect- The harder you try to hide something the more obvious it becomes.
Why am I laughing so hard at this
Manoa Ralte must of thought of something else lol
Sometimes
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Can't really blame them most of the time. Those slum people aren't just poor, most are lazy bums, Rio been building buildings for them to live so they could get rid of the favelas, most of the time it works, they already got rid from a lot of them, but some people just ruin everything. Since they have to pay for water, energy and this kind of stuff, they turned the building into another slum, they started splitting the rooms with wood and selling them and would build more favelas around it.
Brazil should stop acting like it's a first world country and focus on what really matters.
What do you mean like a first world country?....Brazil does not attack gratuitously any other nation that I know of. What really matters?
I'm from Puerto Rico I get you exacly, all this acting has to stop we are poor af
Andrea nobody is acting like they're rich. the only money they make is off of tourists
Brazil is a third world country and they do not act like a first world country. I should know, my family lives there!
Andrea: same goes to Brazilian Portuguese language. They always think they're better than the original Portuguese people whilst they use horrifying and unnatural expressions.
Welcome to Brazil, a country where our government want to hide the poor side instead of helping it to get better.
botijão de gás cromado 😎😎🤙🤙
@@henryque4158 🤢
Argentina ni siquiera trata de taparlo xD
Cadê o baiano????
I mean, we kinda already knew that
"What Rio doesnt want to see"
*6.9M views*
Sad but nice
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Nice
*NICE*
This is why I love Vox. Way better than Buzzfeed pathetic attempts of journalism.
I thought they were entertainment. Oh well, I'm happy they're a free service
I was thinking the same thing
BuzzFeed isn't a Journalism Company. They're slogan is literally "The Media Company for the Social Age".
I didnt know u watch vox
Buzzfeed? They are broken, whining, babies, they remind me of Al Sharpton.
I'm from the state of Rio de Janeiro - whose capital is the city of Rio - and our governor has recently asked the people to stop saying bad things about the state and the city on the internet. Instead he is advising us to post pictures of the beautiful parts of the city and say positive things to attract tourism. This is how bad our political class, our social justice, our public health and education are. So bad the government has to ask the people to stop spreading the news worldwide.
That's just surreal! Sad beyond words.
Dayum ur goverment is that desperate for cash
Soon enough the people will be tired of it like those in Venezuela and Syria they’ll fight back and reclaim stability it’s disgusting how much money can hurt somewhere
i have seen videos of pickpockets from Brazil and they are as aggressive as they are in Africa
Franco B. But doesn’t the government already know that everyone knows about what they’re doing?
I went to Rio the September before the games and remember seeing all the construction. I was in a taxi and made small talk with the driver as we passed by volleyball stadiums that were being worked on. I said you must be so excited for the games and he explained how it’s a very bad thing for Rio. I didn’t realize until that conversation and everything he said ended up being accurate
Yeah that’s true because I am Portuguese
@@Froyocharm89 mas tu é carioca? Pelo amor
You should do a 2019 update of Rio now that the Olympics have passed. What is it like there now?
He is basically failing, 4 Rio governos was arested and the brazil president in 2016 ( Dilma ) was
withdrawal of her office
Im brazillian so... its bad
A shithole. Not to mention they just had massive rain and floodings and some 30 people died in two days.
The same
@Kana Moquith I probably have watched that part, how can prisoners overcome the prison right? It means the system is failing, and yes, those decapitating and plucking heart out of their chest was horrible.
and now look at the Olympic park, used once , abandoned and useless forever
a except the la one which was temporary a football stadium
the Olympics in cities that don't have the facilities always results in this
@@AlonsoRules there wasnt one city wich already had all facilities necessary
They removed hundreds of families from their homes just to build a place wich is going only going to be used once and abandon it , thats messed up
Still don't get how that works. Like, don't they have any athletes that need training or something?
Or did they really intentionally made it a one-used thing?
the irony is that almost all of the olympic park in brazil is completely abandoned.
Some tournament of the conmebol still use some spaces of that region.
no they're not lol. don't believe these youtube videos that twist reality
@Ghabe not everything is perfect hun
@@user-lj3sn3xg6d do you live in Rio?
We have no reason to believe you too unless you actually do
Ghaitsa Ariadna i live in rio and can assure you that we are using almost all the Olympic venues we have build, now the are used to do major events like rock in Rio, big international conferences, and the city in a whole level has improved a lot since the olympics. The olympics gave us the opportunity to rebuild most of the city infrastructure that has improved majorly in the past years thanks to the olympics and most people that live in Rio are gona agree with me
I am Brazilian and I live in Rio de Janeiro. I live in the Rocinha slum. The only thing that me and my wife want is to be able to leave this country. Life here gets worse and worse every day.
Even studying we do not get a job. Food is getting more and more expensive! People increasingly ignorant! People are attacking each other because of politicians.
best of luck to you and your family getting out of there, Mr. Juliati
boa sorte amigo, vai dar tudo certo pra você!
Even here in Kenya 😔
i wish you and your wife good luck!! i hope both of you find yourselves in a better situation soon :)
Isn't it possible to unite all the Poors and build a revolution ?
Brazilian Goverment: Phew. Now there is no chance the tourists will see the true pover-
Vox: *N O*
Why?
The sun is a deadly lazer.
@@fierydragon1249 random bill wurtz
@@stevenxiong2081 hehe
~not anymore, there’s a blanket~
Back when Vox actually had a backbone
"Poor people don't exist if we can't see them"
+Brandon Drew I laughed at you laughing at that. because you obviously don't get it
I also think it keeps the visitors safe from the thuggish people.
It's not safe for wealthy tourists to be around them for sure
They all poor in a different way
Ginger....sure they do. Ones perception of poor is in the eyes of the beholder. One can be rich in materials and broke in spirit, while they look at someone who is broke in materials and thinking they are broke, the one broke in money while being rich in spirit is looking at the rich in materials but broke in spirit as they are broke to them. That's a pretty scary thing that you amongst all the people who liked your comment are many actually think this way....sounds like y'all are broke in spirit, knowledge, wisdom, life...and many other meaningful everlasting qualities. The blind masses following the blind....sad....all will parish with body due to lack of substance that lasts forever
I remember an episode of the Simpsons where they went to Brazil and they got accused and even threatened to sue by the local politicians for portraying Rio negatively by highlighting poverty crime and corruption. Since the Olympics it's amazing how much of this was found to be true.
Gringa go Home🐷👉🇬🇧!
Yeah, because everyone else is as lawsuit crazy as Americans are...
JF de Oliveira stop immigrating tell your friends to go home 🐷 👉🇧🇷
Simpsons predicting the future as always...
The Simpson's is like our American documentary. They seem to hit a lot of nails on the head.
building a wall instead of actually helping the people? sounds weirdly familiar doesn’t it
Indeed
@weißer Ritter American culture is that of immigrants
And your probably stock piling supplies cause you don’t want the corona virus in your city or country. You have to regulate who’s in and out. I bet you don’t invite strangers into your house. 🤔
Bolsonaro is Trump in a Brazilian's skin.
The wall would help here if it worked.
Thank you for reminding me again why I subscribed to this channel :)
glad to have you around :) -Johnny
+Vox I want to see an update in Honduras
+Anthony Lopez you do better reporting
Yeah, videos like this are the reason I subscribed.
+Anthony Lopez i felt bad for your parents.
Airplanes: I’m about to end this city’s whole career
The sound barrier wall:: am i joke to u ?
And helicopters
K
As a Brazilian I'm gonna tell you guys the truth, Rio is one of the most beautiful places in Brazil, however is one of the most dangerous too, Rio's police is the most violent *in the world* , a lot of hospitals were forgiven because of this stupid Olympics, don't even ask me about the world cup. I'm from São paulo, I love Brazil in all aspects, but the corrupt government of this country is letting Brazil into a hole. Sometime ago the brazilian people got FURIOUS, then the truckers from all the country stopped working, the country went into a caos, the markets were running out of supplies, animals from farms were dieing without food, all the prices were getting so high, president was trying to do a lot of deals, the gasoline prices increased from R$3,60 to R$4,80 (sometimes even R$5,00 a liter). As I said, I hate this country's government, and if it doesn't get better I'll get the f*ck out of this place.
@woficnwoap ohyeayea You're very wrong. São Paulo is extremely important, but Brazil is immense -- in many perspectives. "Labels are the opposite of understanding."
I live in Australia and I thought our government was unstable.
IM TALKING TO YOU MORRISON
@woficnwoap ohyeayea Quick question my friend, does anyone like our government?
The police is the most violent..... Why u don't say that the police is the one that most is killed?
@@mateusyaeger3292 no. We dont.
can the Brazilian government stop being a failure FOR 5 MINUTES?!
no
I dunno If I should laught or cry, that is no hope for the hole world
We need a revolution here.
It's being like this for 198 years 🤷🏻♂️
@@gabrielfeitosa9285 start a revolution
it's like when people know you are poor but you still trying to wear branded-clothes
Chicken Ore that’s an perfect example!
Or writing checks you can't cash
Black people
I relate to this on a whole another level
Basically my entire school.
The sad thing is, everyone in Rio knows, everyone in Brazil knows, and the world. But the thing is, just get worst.
Nicholas Köhler you got likes thought I’d tell you
Oh boy. You should also see what the Chinese government did in preparation for the Beijing Olympics in 2008. Heartbreaking as well.
@shut up already A country cannot change in 11 years. Are you brainwashed?
I'm never gonna watch the olympics again after this..................
@shut up already mate, stop.
And now Beijing is hosting them again in 2022. What will happen?
MichaelTheGamer 2.0 hope they are gonna reuse the facilities from 2008 instead of building new ones
So in summary, Vox is *literally* the guy who said:
"I'm gonna end this guy's whole career"
Its like when you sweep the floor and your put it under the rug. ;-;
Ellie_Bells 498 or when ice falls onto the floor and u kick it under the fridge
Ellie_Bells 498 or when you clean your room by just shoving it all under your bed
or going barefoot and sitting in the bed afterwards
Or when your mom tells you to go take a shower so you leave the shower on and play with fishies in the water
@@peterplumpkineater69 That might be too much 😂
i have no idea why the olympic committee thought this was a good idea
Corruption
back in 2008, rio seemed great, poverty was slowing down, people getting jobs, economy on the rise. ect... it seemed like a good idea then, but they would def. not make the choice now. and its a bit too late to go back
Yeah, welcome to reality.
Blame Brazil. They were the ones who paid money to be the host.
Well Brazil had horrible corruption in the first place so think about it, the Rio Olympics is coming soon but the committee didn't notice this until now so what's the purpose of massive sports driven companies, to make money, they don't really have time to pick s new country they do the planning several years earlier the committee didn't notice this until a year ago so that's why.
Well, I'm Brazilian and I need to say, this problem isn't restrictred to Rio. We're currently in a political and economic crisis, because our governors are focusing on making more money to them, leaving the population apart. Brazil looks like a beautiful country with nice people living in it, but believe me, it's not only that. Oh, and violence is just growing up, I mean, A LOT.
Haniel Schirmer same as nepal,but at the same time they're improving it
Haniel Schirmer Damn
Yes, I used to live in brazil a couple years ago. My dad was once pointed a gun to his head, just right outside our house. I know it's getting even worse, so I fear for my family.
How/why do you guys know English?
@@jermisious8737 because english is the morst used language in the world, so we have to know it.
I feel like we can compare Rio to the one cool kid in school who has a bunch of problems but just covers them up with cool clothes and money.
Worst. Rio is like this you said, but at the same time he is the scholl shooter
It's not just in Rio. all around Brazil there are large areas of land populated by the poor which we call the "favelas" after moving to Canada I really started to miss my hometown in Brazil I remembered it being beautiful, but after a family visit I never want to live there again. it's sickening how far the Brazilian government ignores the poor. I guess that's what corruption does to a country
mr mister I learnt about favelas in my Secondary School, and I was disgusted in how Brazil just tried to sweep the problem under the rug
It's a recurrent problem all over the world. It has taken quite a grim turn in Latin America, but it also happens in the developed north. I have been doing some research on the matter and the majority of the authors from all areas (sociology, politics, art, architecture and even economy) point out that the phenomenon have existed since a long time a go, because it's the physical manifestation of inequalitywithin the built environment, and inequality is a characteristic of societies. Even the nordic countries have inequality, but not in the same degree as Latin America or even the USA. Going back to the topic at hand. The authors I have been studying, point out that inequality and illegal settlements got out of "control" since the 1980's, under the Reaganomics and Thatcherism policies that imposed the neoliberal agenda and therefore increasing inequality.
mr mister revolution?
that's what capitalism does to the world
+vash47 viva la revolucion!
Events like these leave cities crippled and with facilities they have nothing to do with
Thankfully for my country, the amount of athletes is enough to fill in the facilities (since they turned into a training area, but still usable for the Olympics or anything like that). Plus there's the current pandemic, so they've been using some of the rooms for Quarantine.
@@wizoneoncereveluv9668 The Philippines. One of the sports facilities would've still been in use currently if it weren't for the pandemic, but thankfully the "sports city" was made such that it could hold evacuees or patients if ever needed. Plus unlike most "local" sports facilities, the sports city that was made for the 2019 SEA Games is up to international standards, properly ventillated, air-conditioned, and maintained.
Events like these break a country into 2 or more parts ....i m sure one of them will rise and make a seperate nation
Wow! Unbelievable, but this is the world we live in.
True statement for "Money talks"
Some places in the world are bad, while some aren't that bad
Then your house is full of trash
RashaadRahh
It's passively thinking like that which perpetuates injustices.
#GETACTIVE
Eh if u only knew
who got reccomended this 5 years later during the tokyo olympics
Note to every visitor, DO NOT CARRY A BAG. ALSO DON'T LOOK LIKE A TOURIST.
+Hue Guy Also cover all parts of your body to avoid mosquito bites , hope you don't get zika since the CDC does not know hong long it could stay in your body for.
+olga159 yeah, cuz Zika is a serious health threat. do some research and QUIT LISTENING to the talking heads.
How then?
Lol I was born and live all my life in Rio and all I want to tell to who's comming here is GOOD LUCK! hue
Also don't come at all.
This is what the main stream media doesn't show.
Rio by DreamWorks did
Really? I remember even seeing a story about this made by the state television(I live in Sweden) and certainly writren about in the papers at the time.
@@char1211 friend, the Brazilian media tried to cover everything, in fact until shortly before the last ruin of the Brazilian media began, the only thing they did was lie to the population until they could no longer maintain the criminal scheme that benefited them .... being honest still lie, but now far fewer people believe
@no. Eu sou brasileiro, andamos vendo isso a muito tempo, embasado em que você vem e me fala isso?
@@mateusyaeger3292 I've never used any Brazilian media so what you're talking about hasn't affected me. In my previous comment I was talking about Swedish media.
Stay honest vox, we proud of you
Honest? Might want to fact check a bit. This is biased af
DOnker l
Fred J3 Then tell me why are they showing the problems of a "socialist" government
Vox honest?😂😂😂
Why isn't this honest?
The lesson of this video: Don’t always believe in what you see.
Wrong, Rio is made of greed and vice.
brazil has waaaaay too many problems to host something like the olympics
the world in general has way too many problems to be spending this much time and money on games
pymai yeah but brazil specifically has too many
If I could like this comment a thousand times, I would.
+Luísa Souza What about the microcephaly epidemic down there as well? First world countries like the United Kingdom and US and European countries could end up like Brazil too
Especially when the olympics are bringing more problems to the local poor population. It's a shame to see people in power care more about the others than they do about their own.
> "2016 Olympics: What Rio doesn’t want the world to see"
_Correction_
2016 Olympics: What Rio's *POLITICIANS* doesn’t want the world to see
Correct title. 👏 *claps*
Roger Nevez can we stick you I'm the poor zone?
Rich get richer. Poor get poorer. It's so sad that it's that way.
Thirsty Girl69 nope.
That’s called capitalism
@@povijest74 but it isn't just the rich's problem why these people are poor. Get yourself educated and get a good job, you'll be poor no more.
Pungent Sauce You know that you need money to get yourself educated. You also have to have a job.
Brandon Diaz ripppp
5 years later...
*2021 Olympics: What Tokyo doesn't want the world to see*
@@Daffa17-u5e well considering coronavirus...
@-Remilia - Coronavirus cases were at an all time high when the IOC decided to keep going with the Olympics lol. It's not safe just because it's Japan. They shouldn't have had the Olympics at all
@@lexezlao that’s China
Tokyo arent that poor and cocky
@@Skybound. a lot of countries have been affected to the same level as china at the beginning of the outbreak
After the games, this park will be like so many other Olympic Parks, empty and useless.
Why can't we just have one location for the Summer and Winter Olympics, and keep it maintained. Most of the structures they build never get used again. It's just senseless to me.
at least some of the arenas will be transformed in schools
at least some of the arenas will be transformed in schools
at least some of the arenas will be transformed in schools
Because its suppose to be an international game and having the host city change internationally goes a long way to drive home that point. Most of the Olympic games were hosted in the US or Europe and a lot of people in other country are already resentful of that fact. Another solution would be to make it so people won't make such a damn big deal about the games (at least financially) but there is just too much profit to be made by the rich and powerful. There's also no international regulatory entity that can do anything about it either and certainly not one where profit isn't one of the primary motive.
That's understandable, however it will still be unfair as that location only will benefit from the Olympics. The Olympics is bigger than just an international sporting event, it attracts tourists (while where there's tourists money is generated). So for instance if there's a permanent location in a place such as Paris, only the French benefit from it. That therefore causes conflicts, weakens unity in the world and etc.
With all of that said perhaps a remote area with no governing body directing it is a better idea.
Brazil is not a Paradise...
but we advertise it as one so we can continue to get Foreigner money.
Brazil is slowling turning into a Giant Tourist Trap, while millions suffer.
If the government wasn't corrupt, sometimes acting to be better can actually make them better.
If they act like a tourist spot, they get more tourists, they get more money and eventually it becomes a tourist spot.
really? rio is actually one of my bucketlist I'm hoping I could be there someday tho.
this is so sad
@@dumbnoodle8327 ALEXA PLAY DESPACITO
does anybody hate tourists in brazil, just like now in paris?
Rio doesnt want the world to know about this. Well guess what Rio. Vox just let the world know.
The world knows for decades.
THE WORLD DOES KNOW FOR DECADES !! BUT DON'T REALLY CARE...
Brasil has always been like that, ever since europeans discovered our land everything that left to us were corruption, lies and racism, i live in recreio, that is the neighborhood beside recreio and the bus line is great for me, everything from living and moving around in public transports is great for me and thats upsetting because I'm the minority, and its only great for me because everything i need is around the area, these thing shown in the video, we learn this at school and not only the ways of taking poor people out were like that, there is one they use that is making reach people live where poor people live makes the place more expensive so that they are forced to get out, brazilian parents mostly want their children to get out of the country bcs there still has such a dense corruption in the government that we cant even predict when its going to be at least cleaner
looking back at this, what really angers me (as a Greek, too) is how the Olympics have been completely transformed from something that merely had to do with sports to something that's directly linked to money, influence and an area's appearance. I adore Rio. I feel like it could even be my second home, if I ever chose to move out of my country. And it disgusts me how the country's own government doesn't care. That's nothing new, really; most countries worldwide favor money over actually helping their people but, in this case, they have enough audacity to disregard Brazilians so... obviously.
i know right its like a slightly different version of mediterranean culture
Wait to gauis hears this 😮
The worst thing youll ever experience in your homeland is to be treated as an alien or worst a garbage to be disposed. And we know that it happens in almost every country. 💔
True...
I'm cancelling my trip to Brazil due to this disgusted behavior.
Can you I've the The ticket to me
Ill take your ticket
and has i saw here on the comments, you will be robbed
you never had plans here, but enjoy the likes you were after
You did the right thing
I'm brazilian and this is 100% accurate. DON'T COME TO BRAZIL, Rio is the biggest shithole here. Completely crime-ridden
such a shame
Aren't guns illegal in Brazil?
No totally, but to buy and use the gun there is HUGE burocracy that only judges and prosecutors can have guns much easier. But the guns are forbidden for all people, is forbidden only have the gun without necessities or reasons that justify you need it.
Bandits can get guns much easier than normal people.
She said its poor black people. Is that correct? Most of the poor people in the slums are black?
This is heartbreaking, we need to see more of this in the news, not Kim Kardashian's latest surgery. Hopefully the Brazillian government will see what they are doing wrong soon.
They already know.. but they don't care about people
they know exactly what they are doing, they don't care at all
they're not trying to do the right thing for brazil, they just don't care
let me tell you, it got worse, people are buying bones to make soup because thats all we can afford, real meat can go to up 20 to a 100, a full tank of gasoline is 25% of our minimium pay wage...
didn't this just happen with the world cup two years ago?
happens every time the international community shines a light on people with no money. all the people with money have to satisfy their guilt by becoming a cause-ist. cant go play sports in a poor nation w.o pretending to care a little to get rid of that guilt.
just like Beijing 4 years ago...world cup...and all the others.
I wouldn't call it guilt, tourism is very important to that region, and retaining a good image in the eyes of the rest of the world promotes tourism
Yeah, in general
This is pretty common where tourism is a major industry. Here in Hawaii there was once a law that made sleeping on the streets illegal, many people saw this as pretty much making homeless people breaking the law just for being homeless, of course the law was later nulled after a few protests.
It's kind of like living in a city with an ivy league school. Don't mess with the rich people. Kill each other, but don't go up the hill.
Great map in Mw2.
Lmao
My favorite :D
ahahahahahahaha!
+WeKnowTheTruth2012 awww
favela?
Who got this 3 years later after the olympics in their recommendation
4 actually
4 years
5 years later*
8 years later*
City of God perfectly demonstrates the life in that part of the city. Everyone should see that film.
It's a great movie and based on a true story of an infamous Brazilian gangster.
"perfectly" lol
thats a great movie but favelas are not only about what the movie shows.
@@mirelacabral6168 right, it is also about the corruption within Rio's police.
Elite Troop is also pretty good
I’m glad Vox has been upgraded they’re content, instead of buzzfeed level content and journalism of, well... you know.
At least Vox reporting is journalism
This was 4 years ago
It was 4 year old video when you watched it
This is about to be the worst Olympics ever
2016 amirite
China was pretty good with the cover-ups.
Can't wait to see Zika spread because of idiotic and ignorant tourists.
but they have the attitude with their government to be non tollerent of the trype like in the americas
haven't you heard about the 2022 world cup?
They should just pick a rich country to host the Olympics. Poorer and developing countries should focus on the problem of their country first
Nathalie Golding Or they shouldn't host the olympics and give money to developing countries.
Nathalie Golding At the end, it always cames down to corruption and greed. People are greedy, you can't change that. If someone offered you 50 million you wouldn't care if you had to deport some poor people and destroy their homes. Or maybe you would care, but 95% of people wouldn't hesitate.
They should just host it in Greek, where it all started, rather than hosting it in other countries every year
This.
Scurvys Second Mate that would be called socialism my friend. And that doesnt work. Ever.
It’s really quite sad, they’re embarrassed of the people who live in their country
Welcome to Hell de Janeiro, tourists. Don't get your hopes high.
Zesty - Yep.
Zesty - I don't know where I found it, though. I think I got it from Deviantart. I can send you the picture if you want. Just let me know.
Zesty - E-mail me: arnold.gamerr@gmail.com
forget RIO go to Bahia, São Paulo,Amazonas, Pantanal, Florianópolis i can go on but i think i made my point. any place is better than RIO in 2016
***** yea it sucks but i keep positive thinking some day things are gonna get better
China did the same during the Beijing Olympics.
We know
Only worse
I'd been there during that period of time.
Only thing is that China has a firm grip on the Internet and censors everything keeping the massacres a secret
In a different way, the poor doesn't exactly live in the city, see if you can survive in beijing, you are guarenteed to be kinda well off. Instead of poor people, beijing covered up two things: air pollution and petitioners. They shut down factories in cities around beijing and pretty much jailed every petitioners. They also banned private cars in beijing during the olympics, and since factories were closed, the rural migrant workers went home so tourists won't see 'poor' people.
so they spend money on a wall that can pay food d
for 1 week
Ryan Adams more like a month
Marco Polo This is different case. USA, as unmoral as it is have right to decline refuges. They don't move people and destroy their homes, they decline help to people that are in danger of dying in their own country. Tottaly different.
Marco Polo no matter anyone’s standpoint, you appreciate people researching 👏🏿
Thats only temporary doesnt matter. They need jobs not Food!
Julius Torre Boi they need food to survive to work jobs
Nobody:
The TH-cam algorithm 4 years after that event: I'm about to end Rio's whole career
Guess I'm a year late 😳
@@shahzadi.zafira__ I'm late too
All this for a bunch of little games?
For Tourism Industry
Alot of greed & corruption is what causes such things sadly
🏭
Right? So petty
Funny thing is 90% of people talking about how horrible this is, will still tune in to watch the olympics
+Zane Trusdale im talking about us americans and people from first world countries. All these people talking about how wrong this whole thing is yet theyll be directly supporting it when they tune in to the olympics
People still watch the olympics? I honestly find them boring and pointless, a long boring tradition involving many sports that died out because they were unpopular to the mass population, not only that but it invades every channel so there's nothing on tv until it's all done. Last thing I want to do is watch curling or ribbon dancing when I could be watching a new episode of some of my favorite shows.
If you watch TV on tradicional channels, there's no way to know if you're watching their channel unless they ask or keep a tracking device on your TV.
If you turn on your TV, there isn't going to be a counter going up by one, TV ratings are estimates.
Actually, almost everyone in Brazil has a TV except the incredibly poor people.
Tv in 2016 LUL
The Vox editor deserves a cookie for the amazing graphics and editing done in this video!
"The city is worried for the ears of the poor people who have no food in their stomache" that's a great way to put it.
This needs to be EXPOSED to the WHOLE WORLD! These sons of pigs , segregating the impoverished and the rich
We Sean Koh It’s more about separating the tourists and poor. When’s the last time you or anyone else visited a country to tour the slums?
We Sean Koh I am a wealthy American and it sickens me that I am paid $700,000 per year and there are people in the world living like this.
Brian Anshen
Why are you flexing on me?
It is exposed to the world. It’s on TH-cam...
Brian Anshen then give your money to them
reminds me of that one simpsons episode about rio. They got a lot of backlash about it from the gov saying it's a "stereotype." Now i see they were mad that the cartoon was showing the real side. Not just the glamour side we always see on tv
lol exactly
that was a good episode! it really got amped up with angry birds and that movie just had to be named rio to make people think its worth the olympics
Actually,that episode was clearly exagerated. Simpsons showed just the bad part of the city
How did these South American cities get to this point?
+David Gooding Corruption ,I live here and so many people here are ashamed with situations that may happen and that are already happening ( like olympic village ).And the government is spending so much money,the money
which it was to be spent on hospitals , security , infrastructure (sorry if my english is bad).
Horrible, I never realized how sad and real this situation was. Thank you so much for sharing Vox.
shsl jojo reference you got likes thought I’d tell you
“Ha ha ho ho lets pretend poor people don’t exist.”
“Wait they found out?”
“sHHHII-“
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*blast Pokemon B/W,B2/W2 low hp music*
I live in Rio, in the south zone (I am white and speak english) and have two problems with this video 1st: The mayor and governor aren't cleaning the city up ONLY because there is international attention, there has been an underlying sentiment among the elites that the south zone, barra and downtown were getting to many settlements and there was starting to be too much crime and poverty in those areas, which leaves me to point number 2: Gentrification against those settlements isn't necessairily a bad thing. There is great real estate next to beaches that could have nice, affluent buildings built, however these ILLEGAL settlers have created HUGE (there are some with 100 thousand+) that are centers of crime, drug trafficing and violence, therefore it doesn't seem that wrong that the poliece remove these people from inhabiting this land that many times were supposed to be natural reserves or simply isn't theirs. Just a thought from a real person from Rio for you to think about
Vox is always very bias. That's why I unsubscribed.
I knew there are always a different side of a story, thanks for sharing, there are no right or wrong opinions.
While I do understand your points but don't you think it would be more beneficial and ethical to spend money on these disenfranchised areas to make them safer, crime-free neighborhoods instead of just uprooting and evicting the poor that have lived there years? This way the poor can have a chance to move upwards in society as their dangerous crime-ridden communities have become safer commercial areas. It would only benefit the economy in the long run.
+Michael-Luca Natt like the drug trade isn t an operation of the elite and government there just as in the us. We ve studied it to death here and it goes to reason No 50 year drug war continues in failure without calculated organization. Then 100 years of economist have economies is shambles round the world without careful orchestration
Welcome to VOX, where bias outweighs truth.
Hey what does that movie about a Blue bird called?
Rio*, lol
U mean Rio
R i o
ზანგებო და ბანგებოო ამოწყდითო ზანგებოო
Rio
It makes me sad to see the divide between rich n poor.. makes me angry to see the elite abuse humans this way.. why can't the people revolt as one??
David, most revolutions do not end well. Look at Cuba, Russia, Venezuela & China
+Eryk Pyts commie
They tried that before. I believe it was China at one point where they migrated the rich to poor neighborhoods and redistributed their lands.
The previously rich people rose to the top again due to their knowledge of the economy and how money flows while the poor people who were given rich lives squandered it and rapidly lost capital until they were once more poor.
The world isn't full of classes it's full of idiots. "In America there are no poor people, only temporarily embarrassed millionaires"
David Leeds UK Watcher because it'll end up worse
David Leeds UK Watcher It just doesnt work...
In our country India🇮🇳 situation is worse than this. Redevelopment projects are the need of the hour. But eventually gets neglected.
Atleast we don't hide our slums which give green cards to foreign media and foreifn filmmaker and they visit india to make a film like *Slumdog millionaire* and winning oscar by showing one phase of our country india
@@apsa890 Stop mentioning India as if it's special!
India’s slums redevelopment are among the fastest in the world in the last 5 years what are you talking about do you have to show my country in a bad light always complaining.
BRICS has its problems
When Indian change their defenition of development from politics to development ... India will change
lmao why even choose Rio for the olympics
because it is a cosmopolitan tour de force.
because is lucrative
Because they payed the most
The Vatican needed a way to reintroduce a disease the retards human health so they will have anen dumber slave class.
Yeah, why create jobs for construction and encourage tourism in this poor place.
The last thing these poor people need is outside money being circulated into the economy.
I think in the future only richer, more well off places should be allowed to host events that bring in such an influx of outside dollars.
Rio de Janeiro today's drowning in debts. They stopped to pay their professors at federal college's, a time ago they stopped to having classes. The healthcare is more horrible than before, the crime rate is increasing, even the army needed to intervene in Rio favelas again. The government cut their education budget for A HALF. The future of that state is dark.
Even though some public employees with these astronomical salaries, plus ridiculous benefits, are getting paid with no delay.
Ex: Judges and Politicians
How are Rio doing Today?
@@stineberglund4411 Bad.
Why don't poor people just buy more money?
lol
Poor people can't buy anything stupid
@Adam aren't you supposed to be in Summer School?
Because they don't have any money to buy it with, duh
Poor people aren't the problem though there are some "groups" like gypsies (read as = not just poor but also beggars that spend most of what they got on booze and no long-term-value stuff) or whatever
They're not the problem, the rich people that are powerful and corrupted enough to make policies that would be taking away from them the very/little left they got ARE the problem
Being poor doesn't automatically mean being a beggar, beggars should be exiled, true, BUT poor should be helped
True that is hard to distinguish the two but the corrupted f*ckers that buy laws and justice instead of succumb to it don't even try at all
This is why the London olympics were built on their legacy. They destroyed homes and a business park to build but made the stadiums and parks so that they could change them into something efficient after the games
Yeah, the London Olympic stadium is now West Ham's stadium if im not wrong.
Why would you remove people from their homes. Not cool!
Is it really their home when they took land that belonged to somebody else and settled there? I'm pretty sure that's not how property rights work.
Alexandra Venera actually many states and countries have laws that state of you live there for over a certain amount of time the land becomes yours. So by not claiming the land to begin with, in reality whosever land it was actually gives it up. If you don’t take care of your land, then at least most people take care of their homes
@@Fetch94 Yeah, I know. I live in a country where that's the law, and it still doesn't make it right. Like I said before, that's not how property rights should work. If you buy a piece of land and someone invades it, it shouldn't become their land. And also it's not like these houses on Rio were very safe to begin with. They were made by people who don't know a lot about construction and end up using materials that aren't fit for living, so that's just a tragedy waiting to happen.
@Alexandra Venera hah. Property rights dont mean anything. They just allow people trying to survive to get bullied. You should watch some videos (if this one didnt say) about what housing people can actually afford on their wages, suprise! Its this.
Also if youre not living on your land you obviously dont need it to survibe. End of story. Goodbye.
Being of Brazilian descent, I live this country. Every time I visit, I have some of the best times of my life. What's happening in Rio needs to be spotlighted more. I would love to see John Oliver do a piece on Rio or Brasil as a whole! It would definitely help a lot.
Like it has helped for BREXIT ?
It helped shed light and clarity on the matter!
hes super biased on brexit, don't believe a word he says.
natte Rich What's your take on the matter? I'd like to gain perspective from all angles.
Interesting....Things super biased people often say: Don't believe a word he or she says.
I want to see the "nicer" houses the government built for those people refusing to move.
No you may not see them. On the grounds of Brazilian national security.
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+Rodrigo Tardelli omg wow! But the inside could be bad though
things like this make me appreciate that I have the privilege to live in a safe, developed, low corruption country
Sooner than later that will change...
The 500 effect will take ur country soon
Which country is that?
Lol all the people saying your country will go bad are jealous...
(Excluding that one Brazilian’s reply)
Can I please go and live there? 😭
This made me think of Michael Jackson's music video 'they don't really care about us' the one where he's running through Brazil.
yup
I think he was chasing after a young Brazilian boy in that video
That's exactly what I thought of
+Steven Paul
lmao allegedly, allegedly...
elchucofried the Jeffersons
I live in Salvador brazil, one of the capitals and here the city hall help the communities reforming homes of very poor people. is the best city hall of brazil
This is the first nice thing I've heard a Brazilian say about their government.
é sim pow, a quinta capital mais violenta do país tem a melhor prefeitura sim, pode confiar
@@ZoioGame todo p brasil e violento principalmente fortaleza e rio
os menos msm sao os do sul bahia e São paulo, n conheço o norte e nem centro
@@bluesira The other comments just said that that very same city is also the 5th most violent city in the country. Don't get your hopes up.
Didn't think I would be crying but here I am.
I feel u
Typical progressive reaction, making it about herself for the attention...
same :(
Carat Queen grow up
DBR Liamg Look,I saw the christian
1:47 sad facts: this Olympic park once was a F1 track which Nelson Piquet won his home race with Aryton Senna in 2nd the track was demolished in mid 2012 to build an Olympic park.
Trump must be proud about that
if he isnt i am!!!!!!!
+Mr couchpotato exactly
***** what do you disagree with him on
+TrumpaLuscious Sparkle "threaten me or my family" you do know we are talking about Islam right? Go look at Sweden and the rape and crime rates.
+TrumpaLuscious Sparkle
Fine, why cant we just ban people from middle eastern countries momentarily until terrorist acts decrease? Doing that isnt against the constitution, it allows us to disable entry from foreign countries. Idk why people are so againsg protecting ourselves, there is a clear trend of terroristic people. It starts with their origin.
15 years of Socialist Gov in Brazil do this, you still believe that Socialists works for the poor?
Shut up, the Workers Party isn't a socialist party.
yes it is
Our government wasn't really socialist, but borderline socialist.
Everything they did was making the government bigger and our market less free, recklessly increasing our expenses and keeping people in perpetual poverty so they could get votes.
lol brazil has anything but socialism. maybe it is named this way but no were near to what socialism really is
Do you also believe that the peoples republic of china is actually a republic.. Heck do you actually believe it's even communism? Open your eyes, we live in a world of lies, greed, and "capitalism".
Just your friendly reminder: Vox is not an independent media source. Vox is with NBC, which is owned by Comcast, which is owned by GE, 1/6 of the Mass Media Corporations that own 90% of the media you see. Just because they're on TH-cam and use cool editing techniques doesn't mean they aren't corrupt.
you're a trump supporter, anything you say is invalid
jj jones Great attitude. How about you fact-check me rather than blindly accusing me of being wrong? At least we know who is absolutely and utterly ignorant here.
+jj jones If you support any of the candidates this year you're making a mistake.
*tips le fedora
+cherokee Gregory I'm not waying in on the original debate as I'm not from the US so I'm not aware of why these companies should be views as inherently evil because they are owned by subsidiaries of larger corporations. BUT, I wish to say you can be young and still have a valid opinion about current world events, as long as you take the time to educate yourself about the subject and make reasonable deductions I don't see why age has anything to do with it past a certian point.
The real rio is THE PEOPLE AND CULTURE not the houses and looks from the "nice stuff they are replacing the old houses and places with"
The thing about favelas and poorer brazilian districts is that they are where a lot of brazilian culture is generated. Many of the footballers, dancers, musicians, artists etc come from these places, the community spirit is huge and that stuff is what makes brazil unique. Hopefully something will turn around in brazilian politics because it looks like the left wingers have had their day, which is bad news for the poor, both in rio and elsewhere.
exactly, this happens in many places around the world like sf and london.
Many Brazilians will disagree, even though it's true. They have extremely unfavorable views of those who come from the favelas, unfortunately.
+Wesley Carvalho is it true Brazilian society is more discriminatory when it comes to social class, rather than race?
Culture typically comes up from the lower classes and is appropriated by the upper ones once it is 'safe' and 'popular'.
While people talk about the wealthy being the creators, they generally are not. It is the poor and middle class that tend to take the risks and produce the majority of both wealth and culture, while the wealthy are more risk adverse and just sorta take advantage of what others make.
Do they do community robberies where they run up on tourist with machetes?
Rio needs a leader like Donald Trump, he would have built a bigger wall and had the poor people pay for it too. #NotRacist,JustSmallHands
PC globalists like Hillary created the sort of thinking that said it would be a great idea for a third world country like Brazil to host the Olympics to begin with.
lol joke went way over your guys heads XD 1st clue: POOR people PAY for the wall...
2nd clue: #...SmallHands
Final conclusion, just because you are not for Donald Trump (which neither am I, although all of the canidates are horrible) does not automatically make you intelligent
barack obama >>>>>>>>> Donald Trump
no
@mike
how much did obama do for poor blacks? nothing...
Rio is a mess, finances are in shambles, the police arnt even getting paid, and many of the facilities for the Olympics are yet to be finished, add on top of this a outbreak of Zika, and its becoming increasingly clear that Rio wasn't ready to host the games.
not only the police is not getting paid, but the firemen too. Also, hospitals don't have the money they were intended to because of internal corruption and our SUS (something like "Unique System for Health") can't cope with hundreds of people in need of medical attention for free - the government does not have the budget to it. Add to that that the State of Rio is practically broke and there's already a massive overbudget (around 4 billion, but I could be mistaken) for the Olympics, which money we know for sure is in the hands of few. I never was a politically active guy, but damn I am truly ashamed for my country right now.
They undoubtedly bought the games. This Olympics will be a catastrophe. How many tourists will be murdered in the two weeks? This will be the end of the I.O.C. and it should be!
Chill down! You make it seems like Rio is like, let's say, France or the US, where you can be caught in middle of some mass shooting or a terrorist attack - Rio is not that bad.
Poor people: exist
Rio: They dont
@vitor guerreiro they cant find jobs, and the ones that they can find dont give them enough money
@@rodrigopadilha5682 ele esta sendo irônico
@@Ziggyhyde n parece
If you dont see 'em they does not exist
It's very difficult, if not impossible, to fix an area that's controlled by organized crime.
true, but i think it was the white collar crimes that coused this disaster, not the drug trades that exist there, as they do around the world
@@noahlamouruex8775 EXACTLY
@@noahlamouruex8775 yup
Well of course they put up a wall. If I had 10 seconds till my girlfriend came in my room I'd shove everything in my closet. Same thing here.
haha stuff the side chick in the closet
Yeah lol
haha, good point!
"10 seconds till my girlfriend came in my room" I completely misunderstood that at first.
You can't compare stuff laying around your room to poor people L0l. It's more like you hiding your poor brother when your girlfriend visits.
so Carlos Carvahlos is Brazil's Donald Trump
He built the wall and it's just shows how stupid this idea is. Why waste so much money hiding the problem, than to spend that money fixing the problem?
+Kyla James
The solution may not always be obvious. Some wouldn't even dare go past what isn't obvious and just chose the easier route. Sometimes it works, other times, it makes it worst. They just happen to be those types of people.
*Carvalho. But yes, basically.
probably not, although he is definitely pro-business, I don't think he promotes himself as an infallible deity sent by God and thinks that everything he says is correct and everything he touches turns to gold
+Kidzedd Icarus no they built low income apartments for low income people. so they can collect government money too,they didn't just charitably build it for them. Even at that they are still getting sucked dry,........that's chump you are talking about.....
5:52 to 5:55
Good job government
You made it even worse
Slums/poor housing may be bad
But destroyed house are worse