US EditionAt the End of the Series of Amendments, Municipalities with the Worst IDH in the Country Are Claimed by Parliamentarians in the Sending of Votes
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Of the 20 Brazilian cities that occupy the worst positions in the ranking of the Human Development Index, 15 do not receive reviews for at least one year Social inequality, health and early education, as well as the sanitation system, and roads without flooring are basically composed of the scenario of cities with a low Human Development Index (IDH). In Brazil, of the 20 who occupy the worst positions in the ranking, 15 do not receive parliament…
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