Name: 2014年世界盃的黑暗面--真理裝載機。 (The Dark Side of the World Cup 2014 - Truthloader)
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The reality of Brazil's state as the World Cup looms over the country is a far cry

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golden sands and incredible landmarks of Latin America

drugs and prostitution run rife through the nation and its many slums

600 thousand foreign tourists are expected to descend upon the nation 600

thousand people that Brazil has paid to accommodate. People that will come for

and then leave but the effect on the local population has been

devastating and could last for years if you want to know the truth

about what's happening in Brazil you're in the right place I'm going to tackle

each section separately so here's your chance to pick and choose the area

for those on mobiles and tablets I've stuck the timings in the description below

that may be shocking to hear for some but something even more shocking is

Brazil's Higher Court of Justice ruled that adults having sex with a child is not

considered a crime. Since 2009 the age of consent has been

10-years-old are being forced to sell themselves on the street in order to make

if you saw kids on the street during a normal celebration it would be completely

innocent in Brazil it could mean something entirely different

In preparation for the World Cup the prostitutes in Brazil have been offered

the chance to learn English to entertain the foreign visitors

Igor Fuchs, a volunteer teacher says we teach basic expressions and also have

so they can learn the names, how to use them and how to propose them. Both women and

children are being exploited to squeeze money

Individuals in Brazil may be protesting their rights to basic amendments

a fair wage, public transport and security but as a collective

they also represent a fight for progression and to fix what the past has left behind

22 percent of the population. The poor living near the beaches, hotels and

have been chased back to the slums and many have lost their homes

The Landless Workers' Movement marched the streets of Sao Paulo

against urban developments which have left many homeless.

An indigenous protest in Brasilia marched against the backdrop of the Mane Gurrincha

the most costly of them all. Protesting against the rise in real estate prices

and forcing lower-income families out of their homes.

Some could say the authorities are trying to sweep the dirt under the rug.

The people of Brazil deserve basic human rights meaning good health care,

education, food and sustainable living. The month-long tournament has brought wealth

a wealth spent on constructing stadiums and giant state projects

to add to Brazil's economic growth of this year.

Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff has defended the $11 billion

dollar expenditure on the tournament but local residents say that the development

have been delayed or were never spoken of again.

This graffiti in the Vila Flavia shantytown take center stage in showing the hardships of life

that people here are tired of seeing with the World Cup

The World Cup has brought the construction of many stadiums to host the matches.

This has left numerous unfinished infrastructure projects which will be

The way many Brazilians see it is giant state projects run by the government

full of injustice, lacking safety, being mismanaged

and halting any advancement in society. This safety and mismanagement

The death toll when this video was made stood at an estimated nine people.

A worker building the monorail in Sao Paulo died after construction collapsed,

one by electric shock, three fell to their deaths, 1 suffered injuries after

two died under a crane collapse and one died in a fire.

All these tragic deaths symbolize the danger that the workers face in trying to

complete the construction for the tournament. This statistic doesn't even

take into account the people killed in pacifying

the warring favelas. Brazil's murder rate has more than doubled over the

past three decades according to latest research.

with violence. Widespread protests kicked off years ago and small scale demonstrations

A police unit to pacify urban areas and lower crime rates was launched

in 2008 which did work for a while with a 50 percent drop in homicide

Despite efforts by police to rid the favelas of crime before the tournament starts

President Rousseff has said the country is ready

but Metro worker strikes and demonstrations from Brazil's people

threatened to coincide with the beginning of the tournament.

Rousseff said, "there are people who claim the resources for the World Cup should've

been directed to health care and education

I hear and respect those opinions but I don't agree with them.

Protests have descended into rubbish fires and Molotov cocktails from the people.

Tear gas, rubber bullets and pepper spray from the police.

The anarchic group Black Bloc led an anti World Cup protest march in Sao Paulo on

They are linked with destroying banks, trashing public property

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