Brasília is inaugurated
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Brazil's new capital was inaugurated after roughly four years of construction. The Plano Piloto was dimensioned for a population far smaller than the Federal District would reach, and the workers who built it were already living in settlements the plan did not provide for — the origin of the satellite towns that hold most of the metropolitan population today.
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- Brazil's new capital was inaugurated after roughly four years of construction. The Plano Piloto was dimensioned for a population far smaller than the Federal District would reach, and the workers who built it were already living in settlements the plan did not provide for — the origin of the satellite towns that hold most of the metropolitan population today.
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- Supports the statement that most of the Federal District's population lives outside the Plano Piloto in satellite towns, that household incomes in the Plano Piloto are many times those in Ceilândia, and that commuting burdens fall disproportionately on the poorest decile. V55 verification basis: retrieved from paper abstracts and summaries; neither paper was opened, and no single income ratio is asserted as exact.
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