The itinerant podcast project 'Quem Resolve', from TV Globo and g1, made its tenth and final stop at Jardim Botânico, in the Federal District, to listen to the population's complaints about unbridled urban expansion and lack of infrastructure, as revealed in a video released by the broadcasters.
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The 'Quem Resolve' project is an itinerant podcast from TV Globo and g1 that traveled to regions of the Federal District to hear the population's opinion on local issues, with a focus on the ongoing elections.
The elections are coming, and TV Globo and g1 are keeping an eye on "Quem Resolve". Our traveling podcast project traveled through regions of the Federal District to find out what the population thinks (see video above).
The tenth and final stop of the project was the Botanical Garden. There, unbridled urban expansion and the lack of infrastructure are among the main complaints from residents.

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