Primbon donit: BRAZIL 2014: WORLD CUP PROTESTS

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BRAZIL 2014: WORLD CUP PROTESTS Jun 15th 2014, 07:53, by primbondonit BRAZIL 2014: WORLD CUP PROTESTS Not everyone in Brazil is happy with the World Cup taking place there. They feel the billions that have been spent in building the necessary infrastructure and facilitating FIFA's wishes (tax deductions and the likes) could and should have been spent on fighting poverty, unemployment and improving healthcare. 1An anti-government demonstrator takes part in a protest against the 2014 World Cup in Rio de Janeiro. Pilar Olivares/REUTERS 2Media take pictures as military police clash with demonstrators during a protest against the 2014 World Cup, in Sao Paulo. NACHO DOCE/REUTERS 3CNN journalist is taken to ambulance after being injured in clashes during protest against 2014 World Cup in Sao Paulo. RICARDO MORAES/REUTERS 4Woman is pushed by riot policemen during protest against 2014 World Cup in Sao Paulo . RICARDO MORAES/REUTERS 5Military policemen move on during clashes with people protesting against the 2014 World Cup, in Sao Paulo. NACHO DOCE/REUTERS 6Riot police block demonstrators during a protest in Sao Paulo. STRINGER/BRAZIL/REUTERS 7A policeman points his rifle after clashes between demonstrators and police during a protest against the 2014 World Cup in Porto Alegre. EDGARD GARRIDO/REUTERS 8A demonstrator is detained after clashes with police during a protest against the 2014 World Cup in Porto Alegre. EDGARD GARRIDO/REUTERS 9Military police clash with demonstrators (not pictured) near Caarao metro station during a protest against the 2014 World Cup, in Sao Paulo . Nacho Doce/REUTERS 10Demostrator walks near to tear gas fired by mlitary police at demostrators during protest against 2014 World Cup in Sao Paulo . Nacho Doce/REUTERS 11Riot policemen fire tear gas at demontrators during a protest against the 2014 World Cup in Sao Paulo. Ricardo Moraes/REUTERS 12Demonstrator faces riot policemen during a protest against the 2014 World Cup in Sao Paulo . Ricardo Moraes/REUTERS 13Riot policemen stand behind burning rubbish during a protest against the 2014 World Cup in Sao Paulo . Ricardo Moraes/REUTERS 14Policemen secure the area before gates of the Arena de Sao Paulo are opened for spectators of the opening match of the soccer World Cup between Brazil and Croatia in Sao Paulo. Damir Sagolj/REUTERS 15Police officers detain an anti-government demonstrator during a protest against the 2014 World Cup in Rio de Janeiro. STRINGER Brazil/REUTERS 16A wounded demonstrator is detained by riot police during a protest against the 2014 World Cup in Sao Paulo. STRINGER Brazil/REUTERS 17A riot police officer sprays tear gas at people during a protest against the 2014 World Cup in Rio de Janeiro. Pilar Olivares/REUTERS 18Police officers detain an anti-government demonstrator during a protest against the 2014 World Cup in Rio de Janeiro. Pilar Olivares/REUTERS 19A demonstrator protests against FIFA during a rally against the 2014 World Cup in downtown of Belo Horizonte. Sergio Moraes/REUTERS 20Police detain a protester during a demonstration against the 2014 World Cup in Sao Paulo. STRINGER Brazil/REUTERS 21A policeman shoots tear gas during a demonstration against the 2014 World Cup in Sao Paulo. STRINGER Brazil/REUTERS 22Demonstrator uses an extinguisher against military policemen (not pictured) at Tatuape metro station during a protest against the 2014 World Cup, in Sao Paulo . Nacho Doce/REUTERS 23Riot policemen detain a demonstrator during a protest against the 2014 World Cup in Porto Alegre. Marko Djurica/REUTERS 24Police runs with his weapon in his hand during a protest against the 2014 World Cup, in Sao Paulo. LUNAE PARRACHO/REUTERS 25Brazilian soccer fan walks past military police at the entrance of the Tatuape metro station during a protest against the 2014 World Cup, in Sao Paulo. Lunae Parracho/REUTERS

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