Brazil enacts anti-gang law one year after Rio massacre

Brazil has passed a new law targeting organized crime in Rio de Janeiro's favelas, one year after a massacre killed over 130 people. The law's effectiveness is uncertain, as it faces implementation challenges and potential constitutional hurdles. This marks a legislative response to a high-profile security crisis, signaling a tougher state stance.

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