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Curitiba is considered a model city in a developing country that, after a process of urban planning, has often been praised while sometimes criticized for its authoritarianism and preference for local business sectors, but it has been nationally and internationally recognized for its urban innovations and admired quality of urban space and life over the past four decades. The capital of Parana developed and offered privileged space to a restricted portion of its inhabitants: urban areas with a good infrastructure that has received special attention and government investment, attracting private investments. However, concomitantly with the development of specific areas of well-maintained and organized urban space restricted to the elite, the

Estado, investimentos e exclusão social: a produção do espaço da pobreza em Curitiba