WITH stunning speed, protests that

WITH stunning speed, protests that started on June 6th in São Paulo over a 20-centavo (nine-cent) hike in bus fares have morphed into the biggest street demonstrations Brazil has seen since more than 20 years ago, when citizens took to the streets to demand the impeachment of their president on corruption charges. The first protests were dismissed by paulistanos unsympathetic to the organisers, Movimento Passe Livre (The Movement for Free Travel), a radical group with the unrealistic aim of making public transport free at the point of use. Commuters were unimpressed by having already hellish journeys made even worse by road closures and outraged by the vandalism committed by a hard core. The city’s conservative newspapers called for the police to crack down.

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With stunning speed, the protests that started on June 6th in São Paulo over a 20-centavo (nine-cents) hike in bus fares have morphed into the biggest street demonstrations Brazil has seen since more than 20 years ago, when citizens took to the streets to demand the impeachment of their president on corruption charges. The first protests were dismissed by paulistanos unsympathetic to the organisers, the Movimento Passe Livre (The Movement for Free Travel), a radical group with the unrealistic aim of making public transport free at the point of use. Commuters were unimpressed by having already hellish journeys made even worse by road closures and outraged by the vandalism committed by a hard core. The city's conservative newspapers called for the police to crack down.

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WITH stunning speed, protests on June 6th mà khởi São Paulo over a print 20-centavo (nine-cent) hike bus fares print have morphed into the biggest street demonstrations since Brazil has seen more than 20 years ago, took to the streets khi Citizens to demand the impeachment of president on Corruption charges chúng. The first protests là dismissed by paulistanos unsympathetic to the Organisers, Movimento Passe Livre (The Movement for Free Travel), a radical group with the unrealistic aim of making public transport free at the point of use. Commuters là unimpressed by having already hellish journeys made worse by road closures and even level outraged by the vandalism Committed by a hard core. The city's conservative Newspapers gọi for the police to crack down.