Being in a metropolitan area , I think it's fair to say it could be worse. The biggest problem I'm seeing is people getting robbed. I've been harassed in the streets several times, but I've noticed it's better now. You should probably wander around the city with a local to not end up in a dangerous zone

Luisa

Rio de Janeiro

São Paulo

Florianopolis

Ilha Grande

Ouro Preto

Búzios

Paraty

Fernando de Noronha

Paracuru

Aquiraz

Canoa Quebrada

Mossoro

Jericoacoara

Atins

Barreirinhas

Santo Amaro do Maranhao

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