Violence mars brazil football
Protesters take over Sao Paulo's streets
Close to 1,000 protesters took the streets of Sao Paulo in anger of Brazil’s hosting of the World Cup.
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Sao Paulo subway strike continues
Workers want a 12 percent pay rise, with the state’s subway company offering 8.7 percent.
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FIFA plays down World Cup security risk
FIFA have downplayed security concerns for fans travelling to Brazil for the World Cup in June.
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Brazil's stadium construction woes continue
Fatal accidents have occurred in Manaus, Brasilia and most recently in Sao Paulo, where two people died.
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Brazil: Protests pushes Govt into corner
Brazilian President proposes a national vote to amend Brazil's constitution after the country's protests.
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Brazil sees biggest protests in 20 years
Protests in Brazil gain momentum as many people across the country joined in to voice their grievances.
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Violence mars World Cup host's image
Brazil is concerned that fights that break out during domestic football matches may harm its reputation.
