Are There Any States In Brazil That Does Not Have A High Per Capita Homicide Rate ?

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Are There Any States In Brazil That Does Not Have A High Per Capita Homicide Rate ?

Answer 1

Hi!

When somebody see the  Brazilian Per Capita Homicide Rate, can think we are living in a civil war,but this rate is distributed, including small towns. If you go to visit small towns in interior, you will get very quiet, peacefull and nice places.

Kelle

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Answer 2

Yes try Rio Grande do Sul or Santa Catarina.  In general if you stay out of the large cities the stats go down.

Answer 3

Angelo, you are such a weird guy. You always say bad things about Brazil, however your avatar is a custom Brazilian Flag. lol  If you dislike us, why do you not let us alone?

We are proud of being Brazilians and for sure we live in one of the most beautiful countries of the world. Are there some problems here? Yes, there are! But we are working to fix it. The best Brazilian feature is never give up. We fight for our goals and we try our best to get it.

Besides every people from all over the world will be very welcome here, and it does not matter their race, ethinic, religion, etc, because we treat every human as being a human like everyone.

If you think that you are a better human than us just because you live in the 1st world, I only can feel so sorry for your narrow mind, Angelo.

Answer 4

Brasil + South + Central America + Africa,etc. = 3rd World. Watcha expect ?

Answer 5

you´re alright about it and believe me, there´s no place in brazil where you can walk at night without been mugged or, worse, be killed.

In rio there´s a civil war going on and if i were you, would waste your money in Bali

Answer 6

i didn`t go to many places in this country but the homicide rate varies from one region to another.but i believe that in general the states in the south of brazil have a lower homicide rate.

Answer 7

Brazil has the 10th largest economy of the world. Sao Paulo is the 19th richest city of the world, and Rio de Janeiro is the 30th. And there's a guy here comparing us to Africa.