Brazil's largest protests in two decades, last Thursday intensified, despite the Government's concession to quell the demonstrations, 30 people took to the streets of Rio de Janeiro, and thousands of other cities flooded.
Undeterred by the reversal of the transport fare hikes, sparked protests and promised better public services, the marchers around two international football matches, and for different locales and prosperous southern city of Manaus, Flores Amazon capital Florianopolis proof.
"20 cents is just the beginning," read along Avenida Paulista in many downtown Sao Paulo, wide avenues and reduce bus fares sign.
In the capital, Brasilia, landmark modernist architecture around the procession, tens of thousands of demonstrators evening house Congress, Supreme Court and the Office of the President.
Swelling tide of protests, prompting President Rousseff to cancel the trip in Japan next week, her office said.
Target protests in their second week, and now has expanded to include high taxes, inflation, corruption and poor public services, including hospitals and schools, roads and police forces.
As international football match as the background, demonstrators also condemned the 26 over one billion U.S. dollars of public funds will be used for the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympic Games two events, intended to show a modern, developed in Brazil.
Radical groups (Wednesday) in transport costs on concessions, their next focus should be any different. But the competing demands of demonstrators appeared to add to the intensity of Thursday's protests.
In Rio de Janeiro's Maracana stadium, the fans sing protest songs and show support for demonstrators gathered in the city's standing. In El Salvador, the Northeast as a trial run of the World Cup soccer tournament, another game host city, protesters clashed with police, who fired tear gas to disperse the crowd.
First six months of unrest election year in Brazil when, after nearly a decade-long economic boom country's profile in the global arena soared into a period of uncertainty. Clouded economic growth is less than 1%, inflation of 6.5% last year and international investors appetite for Brazilian assets, Brazil has been a feel-good era.
Brazil's currency, the real, down to 4-year low on Thursday, trading weak $ 2.275 per share. The country's benchmark stock index Bovespa index also hit a four-year low.
Changing political landscape
According to Rousseff and her ruling Workers' Party, a group itself grew out of 30 years ago by the Brazilian labor movement convulsions protests have shaken the once solid foundation. Until inflation and other economic crisis began to erode her poll numbers in recent weeks, the highest rate of Rousseff's support anywhere in the world to enjoy some of the elected leaders.
Have been largely non-violent demonstrations, mostly middle-class, well-educated voters Rousseff's electoral base, do not form a batch.
But she and her party seek to succeed complaints and embrace their own - this change in stark contrast to tell the Brazilians have long relied on the script, they never had it so good.
Little more than a year to go before the president and gubernatorial elections, riots forced the incumbent and the traditional parties to reconsider their strategies.
Decided to cut transportation costs explain many analysts believe that the ruling class unprepared response and contradictory responses.
"They are wrong, or they are wrong, and now it?" Asked Carlos Melo, political scientists Insper, a business school in Sao Paulo, and has steadfastly refused to reverse the increase.
 



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