Books discusses segregation, poverty and inequality in the City of São Paulo.

Two families of low income and on the same budget can lead a different life living in a city like São Paulo.

A book by CEBRAP (Brazilian Center for Analysis and Planning) shows that living in wealthier areas increases the access of the lower income population to public services

Residents of the neighborhood Itaim Paulista in São Paulo celebrate an achievement: opening a collection of one thousand books in a samba school room.

Interview with Fernando Limongi, Professor of Political Science at USP

Research analyzes ways to access information and entertainment and shows a division between “Mesopotamia” and the periphery.