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What brazilians think ! Brazil currently faces the greatest manifestation of all time and of course we all support, as much in Brazil needs to be revised and modified. Here's a very clever video that shows some of the facts we face in our day-to-day. SOME FACTS ABOUT THE WORLD CUP: POLICY: - Despite the Brazilian motto: "Order and Progress", which is seen less in the preparation of this world, or is Order Progress. - FIFA has not asked Brazil to host the Cup, it was Brazil who sought FIFA and made the proposal. - Corruption is endemic in Brazil, the people to the government. - The bureaucracy is cultural, everything needs to be stamped, generating millions for the Notary. - It develops the basis of fees. - The entire top echelon of the Lula government is jailed for corruption, but the artists and much of the po[CENSORED]tion think they are honest, and campaign to collect money for them. - Today, everything that goes wrong in Brazil, is to blame FIFA before the U.S. was, as was Portugal, the Brazilian has not done anything wrong. - The Brazilian gives more importance to football than politics. - The Brazilian soccer players elect to public office. - Romario (ex-Barcelona) is now deputy. Takes advantage of the discontent with the Cup to self-promote, but never presented a bill on health or education. Its goal is to poor ticket to the World Cup (as if that was the priority for a poor Brazilian) - Best rated Deputy Brazil is a toothless and illiterate clown, doing a ridiculous dance, with equally ridiculous clothes, and his catchphrase is "worse is that it is not." Will? - Brazilians identify with illiterate. - The tax burden in Brazil is very high greater than that of France, and public services are poor comparable to the Congo. - But the average Brazilian thinks he lives in Switzerland. Who is there actually is FIFA. - The Brazilian government has to spend 400 million euros on purchases of weapons to the police and said he was willing to put the army on the street to protect against the Cup .... Brazilian (??) That's right, the government is threatening its own people. - There is a movement of some football players, led by idol of Lyon (France) Juninho Pernambucano, called "Common Sense", urging awareness of players. - Analyzing the headquarters countries since 1970, the number of deaths in stadiums in 16 previous edition of the Cup every year: Mexico (1970): 06 deaths; Germany (1974): 00 deaths; Argentina (1978): 04 deaths; Spain (1982): 00 deaths; Mexico (1986): 12 deaths; Italy (1990): 00 deaths; U.S. (1994): 00 deaths; France (1998): 00 deaths; Japan (2002): 00 deaths; South Korea (2002): 00 deaths; Germany: (2006): 00 deaths; South Africa: (2010): 17 deaths; Brazil: (2014): 234 deaths; manifestation FONT: deldebbio AND Bei For ready more you need use translate.