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Brazil / Favela Project #1126024

CBS Evening News for Friday, Jul 04, 2014
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(Studio: Jim Axelrod) Report introduced.

(Rio de Janeiro: Elaine Quijano) The improvement efforts in a favela in Rio de Janeiro featured; details given about the use of graffiti to create vibrant expressions of hope and the arrival of tourists; scenes shown of murals painted on building walls. [Street artist Marcio SUKI†† {through reporter's translation} – says it has improved the self-esteem of the residents.] [Volunteer Charles SIQUEIRA††- says the people are very happy and are taking care of this place.]

Reporter(s):
Axelrod, Jim;
Quijano, Elaine
Duration:
00:01:50

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