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      Brazil: Dozens protest FIFA World Cup in capital01:01

      Brazil: Dozens protest FIFA World Cup in capital

      Brazil, Brasilia
      January 25, 2014 at 13:19 GMT +00:00 · Published

      Brazil: Dozens protest FIFA World Cup in capital

      Scores of protesters gathered in front of the Brasilia Shopping Mall in the Brazilian capital on Saturday to demonstrate against the upcoming 2014 football World Cup.

      With less than five months to go until the official June 12 kick-off, protesters are expressing discontent with the amount of money being spent on the cup infrastructure rather than on other areas, such as health and education.

      Similar protests took place across the country on Saturday, including in Sao Paolo and Rio de Janeiro.

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      Brazil: Dozens protest FIFA World Cup in capital

      Scores of protesters gathered in front of the Brasilia Shopping Mall in the Brazilian capital on Saturday to demonstrate against the upcoming 2014 football World Cup.

      With less than five months to go until the official June 12 kick-off, protesters are expressing discontent with the amount of money being spent on the cup infrastructure rather than on other areas, such as health and education.

      Similar protests took place across the country on Saturday, including in Sao Paolo and Rio de Janeiro.