More than a million Brazilians have joined anti-government rallies across the country, ramping up the pressure on embattled president Dilma Rousseff.
Already struggling with an impeachment challenge, the worst recession in a century and the biggest corruption scandal in Brazil’s history, the Workers party leader was given another reason to doubt she will complete her four-year term.
The demonstrations on Sunday – which reached all 26 states and the federal district – were expected to be bigger than similar rallies last year. The largest took place in São Paulo, where the polling company Datafolha estimated the crowd at 450,000, more than double the number it registered last year.
Jubilee government condones corruption. Uhuruto have shown no desire to fight the vice. Everyone remains quiet because we have started to accept it as a fact and way of life.
The reason people don’t fight it is because they’re waiting for their turn on the gravy train. Everyone thinks that they’re just temporarily embarrassed millionaires
Search for how she destroyed the homes of some indigenous people in the Amazon. The picture of the chief and his people in despair is the saddest thing ever.
last i heard when the government closed some warehouses over unremitted taxes it became Jubilee targetting a Cord Governor…as long as we have prismatic views…
We need one jaluo to burn himself outside City Hall in protest against run away corruption and that will hopefuly and truly set us on our way to a revolution.
…no chance…
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… because they’re waiting for their turn on the gravy train. Everyone thinks that they’re just temporarily embarrassed millionaires
