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Specialists, government representatives and members of civil society discussed good practices and made recommendations for the prevention and rehabilitation of youths involved in gun violence generic viagra.

Viva Rio delivers policy proposals to prevent child involvement in gun violence to Niterói city government, in Brazil's Rio de Janeiro State. Proposals include a pilot project for the Morro do Estado community based on a comprehensive and multidisciplinary approach .

New controls over gun sales information and cuts to law enforcement funding may be behind the recent rise in gun violence in the USA, according to experts at the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence.

Andrés Serbin, president of the “Regional Coordination of Economic and Social Studies” (Coordinadora Regional de Investigaciones Económicas y Sociales - CRIES), explains the early warning and early response system designed to prevent conflicts in Latin America and the Caribbean.

New banditry preying on small towns in Brazil’s northeast to finance organized crime in large urban centers is migrating to the midwest and southeast, spreading across the nation’s interior.