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This blood-stained and torn school uniform top belonged to Marcos Vinícius da Silva, killed in a police operation at Favela da Maré in 2018. Before dying, the 14-year-old boy told his mother that police officers fired at him from an armoured vehicle. Source: Agência Brasil / Fernando Frazão.
15 February 2022
Field trip with PNIS beneficiaries’ households in Guaviare and Putumayo. Source: María Alejandra Vélez
10 January 2022
Members meeting of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency. Photos by author.
15 December 2021
IDPC's Chief Operating Officer, Jamie Bridges
30 November 2021
Constellations is a Harm Reduction International festival of ideas, conversations and drug policy discussions. Tickets can be purchased here.
15 November 2021
The border between Ecuador and Colombia. Picture taken by author.
22 October 2021
Collection of medicinal poppy in the collective farm "Issyk-Kul" of the Djety-Oguz region, 1963. Source: Sputnik
8 October 2021
Bolsonaro poses with the symbol of the Special Police Operations Battalion (BOPE in the Portuguese acronym) of the Military Police of the State of Rio de Janeiro in August 2020. It might be one of those strange coincidences that happen in Brazil, but the BOPE symbol bears a gruesome resemblance to the emblem of the paramilitary death squad Scuderie Detetive Le Cocq, formed in 1965 in Rio de Janeiro. BOPE was established in 1978. Also coincidentally, one of the paramilitaries who assassinated councilwoman Marielle Franco, former BOPE officer Ronnie Lessa, was officialy registered in Scuderie Detetive Le Cocq ranks. Lessa and Bolsonaro lived in the same condominium in Rio de Janeiro, and his daughter dated one of the president’s sons. Source: Palácio do Planalto/Author: Marcos Correa.
28 June 2021
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