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Brazil to set up Japanese-Style Police Monitoring System

By Xiu Ying - Contributing Reporter

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Japanese-inspired methods of policing are to be adopted across Brazil to counter the deterioration of public security in the country. A ceremony to officiate the adoption of the kōban police box system by Brazilian authorities was held in Brasília last Friday, April 12. Members of JICA (the Japan International Cooperation Agency), Japanese police, and Japanese embassy officials were present.

During the ceremony, Bolsonaro praised the Asian country's crime-prevention efforts, especially officers' regular visits to local companies and houses, which allows police officers to get . . .

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