Brazilian transportation protests
The São Paulo Protests in 7 Acts
The first round of the bus-fare protests called by São Paulo’s Free Pass Movement were met with bursts of rubber bullets and clouds of tear gas. After the fare increase was nullified and the police withdrew, there was another peculiar escalation of...
The São Paulo Protests in 7 Acts
The Free Pass Movement started in October 2012, and by June 2013 it had become a large-scale protest group fighting to lower the cost of transportation in São Paulo. This documentary tells their victorious story and features on-the-ground rubber-bullet...
A Hundred Thousand People Marched in São Paulo Monday
What began as a demonstration against the rising cost of public transportation in São Paulo has become a full-on national movement giving voice to anger about how the Brazilian government has been spending its tax money.
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