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#ENGBRAZILIANWORKERS'PARTY(PT) Violent Protests Erupt in Brazil
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Anti-establishment protests turn violent in Sao Paulo, Brazil's biggest city, as marchers set fires and loot a bank.
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Violence erupts in Sao Paulo—Brazil's biggest city—as scores take to the streets in anti-establishment protests.
This was one of several demonstrations held across the country on Friday, dubbed "National Mobilization and Fight Day."
Marchers railed against everything from corruption, to poverty to capitalism.
Some looted a bank and a television station, while others plastered spray paint on buildings.
This protester said marchers are fed up with being oppressed—adding they're willing to use violence to bring about changes in Brazil's social order.
Meanwhile, in Rio de Janeiro, protesters denounced what they called official corruption and government over-spending.
Much of the anger was directed at Brazilian president Dilma Roussef, the subject of fierce protests in recent months.
Critics say her government has wasted money building stadiums for the upcoming Olympics and the World Cup, while ignoring healthcare, education and poverty.
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SOURCE\LINK: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2016/07/28/protesters-in-brazil-halt-olympic-torch-relay-and-extinguish-its-flame/
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Protesters in Brazil halt Olympic torch relay and extinguish its flame
By Max Bearak July 28
The Rio 2016 Olympic torch on display. (Buda Mendes/Getty Images)
Protests have continued to roil the lead-up to the 2016 Summer Olympics, with the opening ceremony just over a week away. On Wednesday night, government employees angry over delayed salary payments took to the streets in Angra dos Reis, a city near Rio de Janeiro, and confronted the procession carrying one of the Olympic torches.
Chaotic scenes caught on amateur video show a crowd of young people appearing to steal the torch from the procession and then extinguish it. Local news reports said that the Brazilian military eventually disbanded the protests using tear gas and rubber bullets, and in return were showered with rocks and bricks by the crowd. One child was reportedly injured. The torch relay was temporarily halted.
Outpourings of anger have plagued Brazil, which is about to welcome an estimated half a million tourists and athletes for the quadrennial Games. The state of Rio de Janeiro, where the Games are being hosted, is in the midst of a crippling cash crunch, and hasn't paid some government employees in more than two months. Crime is also on the rise, and Brazilian police and paramilitary forces have struggled to cope as the financial crisis has led the government to reduce their numbers.
[A man tried to steal the Olympic torch in Brazil]
Of late, that anger has taken the form of a series of attempts to either steal or extinguish the Olympic torch, with fire extinguishers and buckets of water. Other times, the torch bearers have simply foiled themselves by slipping or tripping.
Many in Brazil and around the world have raised questions about the hosting of expensive sports tournaments in countries with depressed economies and widespread poverty. Stadiums and accommodation for athletes and visitors are built at great cost, and often are left unused after the Games. Proponents argue that the influx of money before and during the Games spurs the development of public infrastructure, and that hosting the Games themselves should be seen as a matter of pride.
A poll conducted earlier this month found that nearly two-thirds of Brazilians think the Olympics will do their country more harm than good.
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Violent Protests Flare in Brazil as New President Sworn In
Riot police block the path of supporters of ousted Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff in Sao Paulo on Aug. 31.
Protests in support of and against Dilma Rousseff took place in several states in Brazil after Brazil's Senate voted 61-20 on Wednesday to remove her from office. The decision means that Michel Temer, who became interim president on May 12, will serve the remainder of Rousseff's 2015-2019 term.
SEBASTIAO MOREIRA / EPA
Protests in support of and against Dilma Rousseff took place in several states in Brazil after Brazil's Senate voted 61-20 on Wednesday to remove her from office. The decision means that Michel Temer, who became interim president on May 12, will serve the remainder of Rousseff's 2015-2019 term.
SEBASTIAO MOREIRA / EPA
A protester in favor of former President Dilma Rousseff throws a rock at a window in Sao Paulo.
Unhappy with Rousseff's ouster, a group of protesters smashed windows of bank branches, other businesses and a police SUV in Sao Paulo.
Victor Moriyama / Getty Images
Unhappy with Rousseff's ouster, a group of protesters smashed windows of bank branches, other businesses and a police SUV in Sao Paulo.
Victor Moriyama / Getty Images
Rousseff supporters light fires in the street in Sao Paulo.
Rousseff's removal from office was the culmination of a yearlong fight that paralyzed Latin America's largest nation and exposed deep rifts among its people on everything from race relations to social spending.
Victor Moriyama / Getty Images
Rousseff's removal from office was the culmination of a yearlong fight that paralyzed Latin America's largest nation and exposed deep rifts among its people on everything from race relations to social spending.
Victor Moriyama / Getty Images
A demonstrator attacks the office of the
newspaper Folha de Sao Paulo. Graffiti in the background, "Golpista,"
translates roughly as "Coup Leader."
While Rousseff's ouster was widely expected, the decision was a key chapter in a colossal political struggle that is far from over. Her vice president-turned-nemesis, Michel Temer, was immediately sworn in as president with Rousseff's allies vowing to fight her removal.
NACHO DOCE / Reuters
While Rousseff's ouster was widely expected, the decision was a key chapter in a colossal political struggle that is far from over. Her vice president-turned-nemesis, Michel Temer, was immediately sworn in as president with Rousseff's allies vowing to fight her removal.
NACHO DOCE / Reuters
Photographers help a woman who was affected by tear gas during protests against Brazil's new president.
NACHO DOCE / Reuters
Demonstrators hold signs that read "Temer
Out" as they show their opposition to the new president, Michel Temer,
in Rio de Janeiro.
Rousseff was Brazil's first female president, with a storied career that includes a stint as a Marxist guerrilla jailed and tortured in the 1970s during the country's dictatorship. She was accused of breaking fiscal laws in her management of the federal budget.
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Rousseff was Brazil's first female president, with a storied career that includes a stint as a Marxist guerrilla jailed and tortured in the 1970s during the country's dictatorship. She was accused of breaking fiscal laws in her management of the federal budget.
ANTONIO LACERDA / EPA
Police clash with Rousseff supporters in Sao Paulo.
MIGUEL SCHINCARIOL / AFP - Getty Images
Rousseff supporters gather to show their opposition to the new president.
ANTONIO LACERDA / EPA
Police officers stand next to a large inflatable
doll fashioned after former President Dilma Rousseff during a rally to
celebrate her impeachment in Sao Paulo. The doll wears a presidential
sash that reads "Goodbye Dear."
Andre Penner / AP
A demonstrator wears a mask that reads "Temer Out" during a march in Rio de Janeiro.
Silvia Izquierdo / AP
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The moment is approaching one of the greatest defeats of the Worker's Party (PT), the imminence of the President of the Republic be forced to step down for offside trial process with the approval of the House of Representatives, we Brazilians are witnesses sad truculent and anti-democratic actions perpetrated by the Government, with the sole purpose, not caring about the consequences of their act to the Brazilian population, and prevent that perform the will of the people to have a more decent and free country an authoritarian bias similar to “nazifacism” . That's right: nazifacist. Only changed the garb. The ideological domination and manipulation of the population are identical.
We reproduce some events from being reported in the Brazilian media, and lamenting much, what is happening on the eve that can "bury" a gang ever formed in Brazil since its discovery, which had sole and exclusive purpose of squandering the Brazilian state, bringing its population to a state of indigence ever imagined.
Demonstration against the impeachment, in highway Uberlandia (MG) Members of social movements like the MST (Movement of Rural Workers Without Land), trade unions, such as the Central Workers Union (CUT), and civil society movements blocked on Friday (15) some of the major highways of the country against the impeachment of President Rousseff (PT). In addition to the process of blocking the Mrs Roussef in favor protesters also staged acts and hiking. There was mobilization in at least 17 states and the Federal District locks were recorded in Presidente Dutra, linking São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, at the time of Piraí (RJ), towards São Paulo, by a group of landless; in Washington Luís (SP-310), in the interior at the time of São Carlos (SP), organized by students; and Immigrants, connecting São Paulo with Santos, at km 16, for social movements. These protests took place in the morning.
In Minas Gerais, there were interdictions of the BR-050 highway, in Uberlândia; and BR-116, in Governador Valadares. In Belo Horizonte, protest joined about 200 students, teachers and administrative staff at the headquarters of UFMG (Federal University of Minas Gerais), on the lawn in front of the rectory of the university, the Pampulha campus. The act was summoned by Sindifes (Union of Workers in Federal Institutions of Higher Education).
In Rio Grande do Sul, protest of trade unionists and the PT in Porto Alegre came close to Guaiba Bridge inside-capital direction and headed towards the square of the Matrix, in the historic center.
Against Roussef's impeachment protesters close avenues of São Paulo CUT demonstration against the impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff ended the 15 km of the highway of Immigrants, on arrival in Sao Paulo (Photo: Playback / TVGlobo) Demonstrations against the impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff (PT) blocked roads in São Paulo on the morning of Friday (15). The Marginal Tiete became fully closed. shortly before 7:40 a.m. towards Castello Branco at the time of Tuiuti Street, near the Tatuapé Bridge, and was released at 8.50, according to the Traffic Engineering Company (CET).
The company had registered 5 km of congestion between that point and the Viaduct Immigrant Nordestino at 8.30am. In local track had 3 km slow to Aricanduva Bridge. The reflexes were also felt Ayrton Senna highway, towards São Paulo, where drivers faced 7km congestion from km 18 to km 11.
The current Federal government no longer has the legitimacy to remain in power. And for years still trying, through his spy network, manipulate data that are contrary to the votes in favor of the removal of the President. Invisible private virtual networks are suffering an antidemocratic surveillance. According Jornalisa reign Azevedo themselves the Workers Party had called "MAV" - Virtual Environments Mobilization. Mobilization of virtual environments is a designation given to treat a kind of political police the Internet. The Brazilian people are probably illegally monitored, supervised and have the personal and sensitive data "hijacked" by a secret police dictatorial and military regimes. So it was with the former Soviet Union, but still in Russia today. So it was with Latin America in the 70s and 80s, especially in the last century. Thus with Brazil throughout the military dictatorship, now perpetuating the dictatorship of a government that calls itself the people. There is a monitored surveillance virtually without giving reasons for this, with an undercover speech legality to combat "fight" perceived opponents contrary to public policy in favor of the population. There invasion of personal pages in virtual environments without any legal support, which has the sole purpose of patrolling the manifestation of that risk in being trendsetters for possible disqualifications when there is disagreement the advertisements and official events with the intention of domination. There is a siege of more illegitimate way imaginable.
The Brazilian people do not have constitutional guarantees, although the Federal Constitution of 1988 say that our personal data, our intimacy and our image rights can not be violated. It is still not the worst part. It is well known through the direct administration and state advertising, the unholy mechanisms by the government that maintains a network of media without any scruples, with the main task to attack opposition figures and independent media, with full defense of a government that does not hold up when subjected to slogans such as legitimacy and legality.
The federal government is sunk into a mire of low quality attitudes and lies that political scientists call the populism still remaining in Latin America. Associate the image and biography of which are contrary to its power of personal project in a falsities network in order to manipulate public opinion, in which it has favorable not only to the government itself, but the party members took account of the federal government, forming one of the most specialized gangs of what has been news in the world. As stated by the Minster Mendes of the Supreme Court according to a report by Fausto Macedo and Julia Affonso
(See the link:
http://politica.estadao.com.br/blogs/fausto-macedo/gilmar-mendes-acusa-pt-de-cleptocracia/)
The statements of the Minister were given after him participate in a panel discussion of the Tax Studies Group of the Federation of São Paulo State Industries (FIESP). According to Minister Mendes, 'actually that settled in the country in recent years is being revealed in Operation Car Wash is a corrupt governance model, which deserves the name of kleptocracy course, that settled'.
"It is evident, see what they did with Petrobras, see the value of Petrobras today, so that defends so state power. It is due to say that the state belong to the Brazilian people. Because they belong to them. They had become owners of Petrobras. That was the governance method. "
In the minister's assessment, 'unfortunately for them and fortunately for Brazil, it went wrong.' Mendes gives the PT crisis that shakes the country. "We are in this chaos because of this corrupt governance method. We have today as governance method kleptocrat one model. "
The minister points out illicit enrichments of Worker's Party ( PT). He cited the purchase of very expensive works of art, as discovered the Operation Car Wash and made a comparison. "Look, do not steal for the party, not only steal for the party, is what is unfolding, steal to buy paintings. It reminds the closure of the German regime when it was discovered that the party cadres had tables had money abroad, is what we are living here. "
The current federal government no longer has the legitimacy to remain in power. He tried, and often succeeded, through his spy network, manipulate data that you were against, invade private networks to maintain an anti-democratic surveillance of the population. The party still remains in power often manipulated the Brazilian people for this had the impression that there would be no more democratic governance than him, that is, the Worker's Party (PT). He received, however, the same poison that was applying in homeopathic doses: was monitored. But with a difference. Was monitored, and most of its members by the institutions legitimately constituted, the Federal Court, the Federal Public Ministry and Federal Police.
The Brazilian population, and suffer and be suffering from systemic corruption in the words of Federal Sergio Moro Judge, captain of the wash operation jet was being watched unscrupulously, and it is still possible that you are being watched, with trace order personal and sensitive data by government members in the virtual environment. This is how the democratic state acts said. This is how you say take care of the governed who put their trust and hope in better days. But Brazilians are moving and trying to survive in the deepest darkness that has news in Brazilian history.
The party still remains in power often manipulated the Brazilian people for this had the impression that there would be no more democratic governance than him, that is, the Worker's Party (PT).
The Brazilian population, and suffer and be suffering from systemic corruption, it is guarded unscrupulously as the Nazi-fascist and Getulistas (followers of Getulio Vargas another fore President) governments, and in dictatorships, with tracking purpose of personal and sensitive data by government officials in the environment virtual. It is the federal government and its most direct members of the President of the Republic, sunk in a mire of baixarias and lies that led to the total disbelief. Ended up. The Brazil urgently needs to turn this sad page. The Brazilian endured up to much. That this Sunday April 17, 2016 to become the day that the currents of the PT underworld were broken so that people could get out of the darkness. Bring on impeachment now rapidly!
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