¡Aquí el Estado no tiene cabida! Lugares totalmente sin ley

This is life in lawless places In this video, you'll discover some of the most extreme places on the planet, where the state fails to establish a consistent presence and people live by their own rules, often born out of the need to survive. From isolated communities in the American desert, like Slab City, to extremely dense urban environments like the former Kowloon Walled City, and places marked by mining, inequality, and human adaptation, like La Rinconada. You'll also learn about realities like: Makoko, in Nigeria Agbogbloshie, in Ghana Manshiyat Naser, in Egypt Hashima Island, in Japan Cité Soleil, in Haiti and Complexo do Alemão, in Brazil Each of these places presents a different reality, but they all share something in common: the absence or limitations of the state and the ways in which people adapt to survive. More than a video about geography, this is a portrait of how humanity reacts when traditional structures cease to exist. Watch until the end and discover the most extreme place on this list.    / @mundoreal2103