The interrelations of the physical and the non-physical mobility are exemplified in Brazil by the favelas (slums). In this article, this physical (im)mobility is considered to be directly related to the non-physical (im)mobility, which is related to the possibility to transit between spaces and experiences that create new spaces of interaction, able to integrate the 'broken' city. The urban immobility is increasing in Brazil, which brings challenges to the transportation systems and the environment.

the possibility or not to move among different cultural groups or communities, overcoming barriers among specific areas in the city). The localization and characteristics of each favela in the city is related (also) to the in broader terms (ex. the possibility or not to move, using the existing transportation systems), but also in broader terms (ex. The words mobility and immobility here are considered both in physical terms (ex. This paper presents two Brazilian macro trends, which are specifically described and analysed in the context of the growth of cities and the mobility (and immobility) issues theypresent.

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