VOICED : Brasil mas que futbol y fiesta

Brazilians are protesting nationwide, demanding changes due to the lack of funding for education and health, while money is spent on football and corruption. Protesters see this as a historic moment, expressing revolutionary sentiments and hope for the future. In Brasilia, 5,000 people gathered peacefully, contrasting with other cities. Overall, 200,000 people protested against the extravagant spending on the 2014 World Cup.

What are the Brazilian protesters demanding changes in?

• More funding for football

• Increased spending on education and health

• More corruption in government

• Less money for education

How do the protesters view their actions in the context of history?

• As a routine protest

• As a historical moment

• As an insignificant gathering

• As a minor event

What identity do the protesters claim for themselves?

• The current leaders

• The past generation

• The forgotten citizens

• The future of the nation

How did the protests in Brasilia differ from those in other cities?

• They had fewer participants

• They were more violent

• They were peaceful

• They were not covered by media

What was the main reason for the nationwide protests?

• Opposition to the World Cup spending

• Demand for more football events

• Celebration of government policies

• Support for the World Cup