Damien | Dieter | Holly | Manuela | Cristian | Christian | Joaquin | Ronnie | Alberto | Fernando | Nancy | Osvaldo | Nathaniel | Jusef | Drupal | Tonet | Jimmy | Jhon | Victor | Matthew | Antonio | Karen | Karen | Gonzalo | Percy | Rudy | Maurizio | Raquel | Gary | Alberto | Ramiro | Leonard | Jean Pierre | Fernando Henrique | Mauricio | Ronald | Mila | Yamir | Franklyn | Yesci | Darwin | Marco Antonio | Carlos Mario | María Fernanda | Alberto | Griselda | Hans | Néstor | Raul | Gino | Jesus | Abhadd | Joseph | Naytayla | Guillermo | Nibeth | Aly | David | Ruben the Brazilian government doesnt want the world to see the darker side of the World Cup in Brazil. at 6AM this Sunday, several hours before the decisive game between Germany and Argentina, Rio de Janeiros police agents locked up several potential suspects using intelligence gathered from previous demonstrations. charges were unclear, if any, in blatant disregard of Human Rights. activist lawyers didnt know where to look for the detainees, nor what were they charged with. anti-World Cup movements were hence decapitated in an attempt to halt or reduce protests. during the game many people who were marching peacefully in Rios Tijuca neighbourhood were clamped by the police who formed a massive circle around them in Saens Peña square, and thus kept them from exiting without accusations or due process. in that square theres a subway station, to where some protesters fled. as a result, the subway was halted and the police fired gas bombs, proceeding to arrest with intense brutality all the people they deemed protesters. many conservative and so-called progressive politicians are silent; only a few left-wing public figures are calling the authorities out on their actions. please share as much as you can so that the world will know the true face of Brazilian authoritarian leaders.
Posted on: Sun, 13 Jul 2014 23:53:46 +0000
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