Rio de Janeiro's Carnival is approaching - but will it bring Brazil together?
A samba school display at Rio's carnival in 2018 Source: Getty / NurPhoto
Brazilians have lived through a momentous and exhausting few weeks. The election of Luis Inacio Lula da Silva as president - two decades after he first came to power - has split the country. So how does Brazil even begin to unite around its new president elect? We find out at a samba school preparing for the Rio carnival, which - along with football - is as close to a national cultural event as you can get.
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