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 Many of the 15 million people living in the slums of Rio de Janeiro have been forced into making heartbreaking decisions as the novel coronavirus threatens their very survival According to the Data Favela research institute, 70% of families living in Brazil's slums, known as favelas, have already experienced a drop in income due to the coronavirus outbreakMap of the city of Rio de Janeiro in 10, then capital of the United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil and the Algarves, Many of Rio de Janeiro's roughly 1000 slums, or favelas, are located in the North Zone The favelas resemble the slums of Paris, New York or other major cities in the 19th and early th centuries in the United States and Europe, or similar neighborhoods in presentUrban Slums Reports The case of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil also concentrate the highest rates of informal activity coupled with a lack of infrastructure and services This is particularly due to the fast urbanisation process that was never followed by public pol