VOICED : Brasil: protestas a las puertas del Mundial

The transcript discusses the upcoming World Cup event in Sao Paulo, highlighting the expected influx of football fans. It also addresses the protests by the 'workers without a roof' movement against public spending on the event, demanding better housing. The government is not panicking but is concerned about potential social unrest as the event approaches.

What is expected to happen in Sao Paulo on June 12th?

• A political summit

• A music festival

• A large protest against the World Cup

• The arrival of thousands of football fans

How many cities in Brazil organized festivities for the World Cup?

• 8 cities

• 5 cities

• 10 cities

• 12 cities

What is one of the main concerns for the organizers of the World Cup?

• Security and organization

• Weather conditions

• Player accommodations

• Ticket sales

Who are the main protesters against the public spending on the World Cup?

• Workers without a roof

• Environmental activists

• Local businesses

• Football fans

What do the protesters demand in addition to opposing public spending on the World Cup?

• Better transportation

• Lower ticket prices

• More public holidays

• Dignified housing