A Guerra: a ascensão do PCC e o mundo do crime no Brasil

In a gripping exploration of organized crime in Brazil, two seasoned journalists delve into the complex world of the Primeiro Comando da Capital (PCC), the notorious criminal faction that has reshaped the landscape of violence and power in the country. They offer readers an in-depth look into the socio-political factors that fueled the rise of the PCC, painting a vivid picture of its influence over communities and the authorities alike.

Through meticulously researched narratives and first-hand accounts, the authors unveil the harsh realities of a nation grappling with the consequences of crime and corruption. They weave together stories of individuals affected by the PCC's reign, exposing the human cost of a struggle that often spills into the lives of innocent bystanders.

As they dissect the intricate web of connections between law enforcement, government, and the criminal underworld, they provide insight into the far-reaching implications of this conflict not just for Brazil, but for the broader context of global crime. The book stands as a chilling reminder of the ongoing battle against the systemic forces that breed violence and upheaval.