The favela couriers who put their community on the map in Brazil

In one of Sao Paulo's largest favelas, winding alleys and the absence of formal addresses long kept postal workers and online shopping out. During the pandemic, residents launched their own solution: Favela Brasil Xpress, a community-run delivery service that now handles more than 1,600 packages a day. The project has spurred new jobs, drawn in Brazil's postal service, and even inspired a Google mapping initiative to put the favela on the grid. The World's Tibisay Zea reports from the tangled streets of Paraisopolis.