This video says about itself:
23 May 2016
Anti-impeachment protests highlight Temer’s failures in Brazil
Filed by Kimberley Brown for New Internationalist
On Sunday, massive anti-impeachment protests were organized in Sao Paulo, Brazil, by the MTST, Movimento dos Trabalhadores Sem Teto or Homeless Workers’ Movement. Various other social movements participated, including women’s rights organizations, unions, workers’ collectives and student movements.
The protests were aimed against the new interim President Michel Temer and his changes to government ministries making their composition all white, male and staffed with representatives from un-elected parties.
The changes do not represent the diverse people of Brazil, said protesters at the event.
Many were opposed to the impeachment of Dilma Rousseff because of their anger with Temer. Some made clear that they were against Temer because they were pro-democracy and he was not elected. However this did not easily translate into tacit support for the outgoing…
View original post 465 more words
The Free 