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Added on the 05/08/2016 15:35:08 - Copyright : France 24 EN
Rio de Janeiro, Apr 14 (EFE), (Camera: Janaína Quinet/Antonio Lacerda).- Christ the Redeemer of Rio de Janeiro was colored green and yellow this Wednesday, a gesture to remember that there are 100 days until the start of the Games Tokyo Olympics 2020.
French President Emmanuel Macron visits a working-class neighbourhood in Cergy, northwest of Paris, three days after winning re-election. IMAGES
Several hundred demonstrators are gathered at the Place d'Italie in Paris summoned by the "yellow vests". Meanwhile thousands opposed to the vaccine pass join in with Paris from all over France. IMAGES
Hundreds of demonstrators gather in Paris, at the call of the leading figure of the yellow vest movement, Jérôme Rodrigues, to demonstrate against the health pass imposed by the government to counter the Covid-19 epidemic. IMAGES
Travellers on the last overnight flights between Brazil and France arrive at Roissy airport on the outskirts of Paris. French Prime Minister Jean Castex has announced the suspension of all flights between Brazil and France until further notice due to concerns over the Brazilian Covid-19 variant. IMAGES
Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), Feb 25 (EFE).- (Camera: Janaína Quinet) It is summer in Rio de Janeiro and the heat that is concentrated in the narrow favelas is suffocating. Sustainably cooling these environments is the objective of Teto Verde Favela (Green Roof Favela), a project that was born in the heart of these Brazilian neighbourhoods inspired by European countries.Also known as aerial gardens, green roofs are considered 'urban lungs' for improving environmental quality in cities where cement prevails and vegetation is scarce.FOOTAGE OF AERIAL GARDENS OR GREEN ROOFS LOCATED IN THE FAVELAS OF BRAZIL.SOUNDBITES OF LUIS CASSIANO, FOUNDER OF TETO VERDE FAVELA: "Its greatest importance lies in how it achieves the temperature difference. I am someone who feels very hot easily and without this roof I could not stay here. When I implemented it, I did it to help myself, because I couldn't bear to come home from work and have all that heat in here.""I don't know how to live without that roof."