Brazilian gulag: When you talk about chacina, you are really talking about various people slaughtered at once by police violence

Last weekend, in the City of God community in Rio de Janeiro - the neighbourhood made famous by the movie of the same name - a police helicopter crashed, killing four officers. Shortly thereafter, another news story broke: Seven bodies had been found in the forest nearby. To an outsider, the two events would have seemed unconnected, but among Brazilians a certain word - a frightening word - began to be spoken: chacina.

Brazilian gulag: When you talk about chacina, you are really talking about various people slaughtered at once by police violence 1480104628181

Brazilian gulag: When you talk about chacina, you are really talking about various people slaughtered at once by police violence 1480104628181

The word chacina derives from the killing of pigs in slaughterhouses, and it literally means slaughter or massacre.

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Brazilian gulag: When you talk about chacina, you are really talking about various people slaughtered at once by police violence

Brazilian gulag: When you talk about chacina, you are really talking about various people slaughtered at once by police violence

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