Une opération policière dans les favelas de Rio de Janeiro visant le gang Comando Vermelho a entraîné plus de 120 décès, dont quatre policiers, marquant l'opération la plus meurtrière de ce type dans l'histoire du Brésil.

Les habitants de Vila Cruzeiro et des environs ont signalé avoir trouvé de nombreux corps après le raid. Beaucoup des défunts étaient des membres présumés du Comando Vermelho, une organisation criminelle majeure au Brésil. L'opération a mobilisé environ 2 500 agents et a été lancée aux premières heures de mardi.

Le gouverneur Cláudio Castro a défendu l'opération, affirmant qu'elle portait « un coup dur » aux trafiquants de drogue lourdement armés. Il a qualifié les criminels de « narco-terroristes » et a souligné que les seules victimes étaient les policiers qui ont perdu la vie lors des intenses échanges de tirs.

Le bureau des droits de l'homme des Nations Unies a exprimé son inquiétude face au nombre élevé de morts, appelant les autorités brésiliennes à mener des enquêtes rapides et efficaces sur l'incident.

Cette opération dépasse le massacre de la prison de Carandiru en 1992 à São Paulo, où 111 prisonniers ont été tués, faisant de cet événement la plus meurtrière action policière de l'histoire du Brésil.

L'incident a suscité des débats sur les tactiques policières et l'usage de la force lors des opérations visant le crime organisé dans des zones urbaines densément peuplées.

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A police operation in Rio de Janeiro's favelas targeting the Comando Vermelho gang has resulted in over 120 deaths, including four police officers, marking the deadliest such operation in Brazil's history.

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Residents of Vila Cruzeiro and surrounding areas reported finding numerous bodies in the aftermath of the raid.

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Many of the deceased were suspected members of the Comando Vermelho, a prominent criminal organization in Brazil.

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The operation involved approximately 2,500 officers and was initiated in the early hours of Tuesday.

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Governor Cláudio Castro defended the operation, stating that it delivered 'a harsh blow' to heavily armed drug traffickers.

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The United Nations' human rights office expressed concern over the high number of fatalities, urging Brazilian authorities to conduct prompt and effective investigations into the incident.

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This operation surpasses the 1992 Carandiru prison massacre in São Paulo, where 111 prisoners were killed, making it the deadliest police action in Brazil's history.

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The incident has sparked debates over police tactics and the use of force in operations targeting organized crime within densely populated urban areas.

Raid de la police à Rio de Janeiro fait plus de 120 morts

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Opération policière massive à Rio de Janeiro : 64 morts et 81 arrestations

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A police operation in Rio de Janeiro's favelas targeting the Comando Vermelho gang has resulted in over 120 deaths, including four police officers, marking the deadliest such operation in Brazil's history.

Residents of Vila Cruzeiro and surrounding areas reported finding numerous bodies in the aftermath of the raid.

Many of the deceased were suspected members of the Comando Vermelho, a prominent criminal organization in Brazil.

The operation involved approximately 2,500 officers and was initiated in the early hours of Tuesday.

Governor Cláudio Castro defended the operation, stating that it delivered 'a harsh blow' to heavily armed drug traffickers.

The United Nations' human rights office expressed concern over the high number of fatalities, urging Brazilian authorities to conduct prompt and effective investigations into the incident.

This operation surpasses the 1992 Carandiru prison massacre in São Paulo, where 111 prisoners were killed, making it the deadliest police action in Brazil's history.

The incident has sparked debates over police tactics and the use of force in operations targeting organized crime within densely populated urban areas.

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Opération policière massive à Rio de Janeiro : 64 morts et 81 arrestations

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A police operation in Rio de Janeiro's favelas targeting the Comando Vermelho gang has resulted in over 120 deaths, including four police officers, marking the deadliest such operation in Brazil's history.

Residents of Vila Cruzeiro and surrounding areas reported finding numerous bodies in the aftermath of the raid.

Many of the deceased were suspected members of the Comando Vermelho, a prominent criminal organization in Brazil.

The operation involved approximately 2,500 officers and was initiated in the early hours of Tuesday.

Governor Cláudio Castro defended the operation, stating that it delivered 'a harsh blow' to heavily armed drug traffickers.

The United Nations' human rights office expressed concern over the high number of fatalities, urging Brazilian authorities to conduct prompt and effective investigations into the incident.

This operation surpasses the 1992 Carandiru prison massacre in São Paulo, where 111 prisoners were killed, making it the deadliest police action in Brazil's history.

The incident has sparked debates over police tactics and the use of force in operations targeting organized crime within densely populated urban areas.

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