The toughest neighborhood in Portugal

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That's what happens when you let the third world in

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Doesn't look that bad actually.

for you..

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>2015
How does it look now?

Even gypsie "chabolas" look better jesus

the same
>2018
its brazilian culture, please be respectful

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populated by immigrants from cape verd or brazil.
thanks multiculturalism

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>bring Brazil to you
>become Brazil

I live a 10 minute walk away from it. AMA

That's not the toughest neighbourhood. Bairro 6 de Maio is a problem nowadays because the city hall is demolishing it just like it did with all the other slums in the area and relocated anyone living there before 1993 to social housing. The ones that arrived after 1993 will be homeless kek

The only remaining slum after Bairro 6 de Maio is demolished is Cova da Moura. This one IS the worst neighbourhood in "Lisbon". It's actually in the city of Amadora, which is a city with a population of 176k people. It's located just outside Lisbon and it's where I live. The Cova da Moura slum is too large and has too many people to be demolished (about 7.5k people) so it was left out of the 1993 agreement and it was allowed to continue to exist

If they're going to talk about these things, they should at least get the facts right

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You only have yourself to thank for.

average portuguese neighborhood

you sure this is in Europe?

How? Why?

Apenas aprenda a codificar

>where many inhabitants own guns.
That's a good thing though.

Do they sell drugs there?

wow, and it still safier than Spain... Spain must be such a shithole right?