Eight killed in Rio slum gunfight

21 Mar 2006

Eight people have been killed in Brazil during a gunfight between suspected drugs traffickers and policemen in a Rio de Janeiro shanty town. The shooting started during a fight between rival gangs for control of the northern Imbarie slum, officials said. Full Story

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