In the Northeast, the largest capitals usually concentrate the spotlights, flights and investments. In Aracaju, in Sergipe, a much smaller city found another way: straight streets planned in the 19th century, an edge designed for daily leisure and social indicators that place it above much more populous neighbors in the main index of well-being...
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In the Northeast, the largest capitals usually concentrate the spotlights, flights and investments. In Aracaju, in Sergipe, a much smaller city found another way: straight streets planned in the 19th century, an edge designed for daily leisure and social indicators that place it above much more populous neighbors in the main index of well-being...