UNESCO honors Brazilian slave port

The United Nations cultural agency UNESCO has declared a Brazilian
port where nearly a million slaves arrived a World Heritage site.

The ruins of the Valongo wharf in Rio de Janeiro were discovered
during construction work for the 2016 Olympics.

Nick Harper reports from the UN in New York.

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