The slums and poorest neighborhoods in the "Latin" American City model occupy the outer urban ring as well as the least desirable sectors leading away from city center.

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The Latin American City model is characterized by a concentric ring pattern, where the poorest neighborhoods and slums occupy the outer urban ring as well as the least desirable sectors leading away from city center. This is due to a variety of factors such as lack of infrastructure, services, and economic opportunities, as well as historical and social dynamics.

The Slums and Poorest Neighborhoods in the "Latin" American City