The other side of brazil’s world cup
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The document discusses social unrest in Brazil related to the government spending $14 billion to host the 2014 FIFA World Cup. Many Brazilians are questioning this excessive spending on stadiums and police while funds are desperately needed to improve public health and education. Protests involving hundreds of thousands of people were met with brutal police response over a small bus fare increase. The massive social unrest has been fueled by outrage that politicians have ignored Brazil's poverty and social issues while focusing money and resources on the World Cup.
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The other side of brazil’s world cup
- 1. Name: Ricardo Rios Nicolás Contreras Grade: 9°D Date: 01/09
- 2. When Brazil was announced host of the football World Cup 2014, all expected a big party. A country where football is a national passion, home of the ”jogo bonito”. But a few days prior to kick off, the majority of the Brazilians are questioning the mega-tournament. They point out excessive spending on new stadiums while funds are desperately needed to improve the public health system and education. Not to speak of public transport. The World Cup in Brazil mixes passion with social protest.
- 3. Hundreds of thousands of people paralyzed the cities across the country over a 20 cent increase in bus fares. The police response was brutal in the beginning. Elite military-police units trained to pacify real slums were brought to quell demonstrations. But the police violence drove more people into the streets. For the first time anyone can recall the people began to lose the fear of the police.
- 4. Although it might have seemed like a good idea to host the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil one of the most soccer-obsessed countries in the world massive social unrest has taken the country by storm in the lead up to the tournament. The Brazilian government is spending an estimated $14 billion on this year's tournament, making it the most expensive World Cup to date. This has provoked outrage among Brazilians, who view the government as corrupt. They are seeing vast amounts of money being spent on soccer stadiums and police while politicians ignore the country's endemic poverty and social issues are ignored.
- 5. “Matches in the stadium not worth the tears in the favelas”
- 6. Abortion legalization Equal marriage Marijuana legalization
- 7. “The world cup takes our schools and hospitals and leaves us its ‘balls’.”
- 8. FIFA was a target for Brazilian protestors against the World Cup.
- 10. “A picture is worth a thousand words”