Brazilian demonstration posters

Since the end of last week, mass protests have been going on in Brazilian cities. Brazilians walk the streets with placards in their hands. A selection of demands from Brazilians in a photo report by PublicPost.

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The idea for the poster came to 26-year-old Daniel while he was showering after Monday's protest: "Shampoo for 3.20 (that's how much it costs to travel to Sao Paulo) - deep restoration for weakened and faded governments."

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20-year-old Tami is studying to become a designer. According to her, she was against spending on the World Cup at the expense of the budget and, above all, the social sphere. “People have long believed that many things are being done wrong,” she says. Her poster reads: "It was a very funny country - they had no schools, only stadiums."

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Poster: "We want FIFA standard hospitals." Maria Fernanda, international relations student, 20 years old: “If the government spends so much money on the Cup, why not spend it on health and education?”

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Nicola, 24, holds a poetic poster: "This is not Türkiye, this is not Greece - this is Brazil overcoming inertia." “We always watch something happen in other countries. Now the whole world has learned about our demonstration,” says the actress.