Column by Henry Montalto
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Six AM in the morning, the house is shaking so violently that everything bangs and rattles like in a Californian earthquake. Bullets pierce the air and sounds of the jet black helicopter blades cut through the brisk morning air.
All cars stop as a sudden freeze in time occurs. Kids wait lined up in the alleys, ready for the vans and buses to arrive and drive them to school.
Residents sit there helplessly waiting for them to stop the game of cat and mouse so they can get their child to school . . .
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