The Carandiru Penitentiary is the inspiration for the Penitenciaría Federal de Sona; the prison the fictional TV character, Michael Scofield, was incarcerated in during the third season of the US television series Prison Break. [6] Jorge Aragão refers to Carandiru in his song "O Iraque é Aqui". Known locally as 'Casa de Detenção' - House of Detention - Carandiru Prison in Brazil's capital São Paulo was designed and built by Samuel das Neves in 1920 and at the time, it was a state-of-the-art correctional facility that more than met the demands of Brazil's 1890 Criminal Code. History of Carandiru Prison Museum
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Carandiru Penitentiary is today remembered as one of the worst prisons in the history of modern world, and the place of one of the largest human rights violations in the history of Brazil. The incident was started by a prisoner revolt. At around 13:30 BRT (16:30 GMT), prison director José Ismael Pedrosa was warned that a fight had started between two groups in cell block 9 after a game of football. The groups were led by the inmates Luiz Tavares de Azevedo, known as "Coelho", and Antonio Luiz Nascimento, known as "Barba". [2] The 1992 military operation in São Paulo's Carandiru prison left more than 100 prisoners dead. The authorities claimed the police were trying to break up a fight between prisoners who had seized control of the jail's Block 9. The Carandiru complex in Sao Paulo has been turned into a park, its walls adorned with graffiti A court in Brazil has sentenced 15 policemen to lengthy jail sentences for their role in putting.
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Carandiru Penitentiary, the infamous prison located in São Paulo, Brazil, carries a heavy legacy in the annals of history. Have you ever heard about it? Built in the 1920s, the facility grew into one of the largest prisons in Latin America. So, what's the tale behind its walls? The Historical Context A judicial panel in Brazil last week threw out the convictions of 74 military police previously sentenced for murdering 111 inmates at São Paulo's notorious Carandiru Penitentiary, on grounds. In October 1992, inmates at the Carandiru prison in São Paulo staged a riot that was brutally quelled by law enforcement, with 111 men killed in just 30 minutes. The officers claimed self-defense, but the murdered men were unarmed and several had bullet wounds in the back of their heads, a clear sign of execution. Twenty-five police have been given long sentences for their part in the 1992 massacre in Sao Paulo's Carandiru jail that left 111 prisoners dead. Each officer received 624 years for the death of.
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Brazil has more than 500,000 inmates, the fourth largest prison population in the world. Carandiru had 10,000 prisoners in 1992. It saw several riots before the prison was finally closed and the. In Brazil, Carandiru is perhaps best known as the site of the massacre on October 2, 1992, in which a massive fight broke out, resulting in the deaths of 111 inmates; the penitentiary's.
Armed police last night ended the largest uprising in Brazilian penal history when they persuaded inmates at Carandiru prison, one of the most bizarre and unruly jails in the world, to release. Military police stormed Sao Paulo's Carandiru prison in 1992 to quell a riot sparked by a fight between two rival gangs that started with a quarrel during a soccer game. Prosecutors said.
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Carandiru Prison, Sao Paulo Brazil Brazil's Carandiru prison was the deadliest jail in the world - with a total of 1,300 prisoners killed by fellow convicts, guards and a rampant Aids epidemic. The bloodiest single incident was the 1992 massacre, when military police stormed the dungeon and shot dead 113 inmates - mostly at close range. A court trial this week over police responsibility for a Brazilian prison massacre two decades ago must signal the beginning of the end for a long legacy of impunity, Amnesty International said today. According to the human rights organization, the failure of Brazilian authorities in bringing anyone to justice for the Carandiru killings has reinforced […]
