Pictures from the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro have been beautiful. But underlying the beauty, there is unrest in Rio and many other parts of Brazil. The country is in the middle of a political and economic crisis. Many Brazilians are feeling the pinch, and hurting economically. That is especially true for those who live in Rio’s poorest neighborhoods, called “favelas.” Huberto Sousa spent most of his life renting beach chairs to people visiting Copacabana beach. In October 2010, he decided to open a bar in the favela of Cantagalo, where he was born and raised. Sousa said he always wanted to work for himself, instead of having to depend on others. He said he enjoyed choosing his own hours. In Cantagalo, Sousa is known as “the King.” So, he called his bar “King’s Castle.” The business was successful. Times were good for many businesses in Brazil in 2010. The economy was growing and many Brazilians entered the middle class for the first time.