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Despite this vestige recalling the atrocities of Atlantic slave trade, the Valongo Wharf – located in the port area in Rio de Janeiro – marks the presence of the African heritage, which built and enriched Brazilian society. Check out this special video from the United Nations Information Centre for Brazil (UNIC Rio de Janeiro). More at and, in Portuguese, at .
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