Excessive violence by Brazilian governments mark the independence holiday. Rio de Janeiro - Brazil. The Independence holiday was marked by protests and violence, this Saturday, September 7- in Rio de Janeiro and throughout Brazil. The scenario resembled demonstrations in Egypt and in part to the coup d'etat of 1964. At least 77 people were arrested, according to the Military Police, and 14 were injured, according to the state Department of Health in two manifestations. The protesters were formed mostly by members of the Black Bloc were called in over 100 cities through social networks. During the demonstrations clashed with military police in front of the Guanabara Palace, seat of the state government. They tried to approach the building, but were repelled with tear gas, tasers and ruber bullets fired by the Shock Battalion MP. In São Paulo Military Police (MP) used at the end of yesterday afternoon, tear gas against demonstrators protesting against the governor of São Paulo, Geraldo Alckmin, opposite the Town Hall in the city center. The crackdown began after militants threw stones at the building's facade. The group, largely composed of people dressed in black with his face covered, went from Paulista Avenue, down the Avenue May 23 and passed through the Cathedral Square, before reaching the seat of the municipal legislature. On the way, the march was gaining membership and got to have, according to the PM, 2000 people. After the start of the crackdown, clashes continued until the Praça da Sé In Brasilia police released pepper gas against a group of journalists - including a AFP photographer, who needed medical treatment - protesting because a colleague had been attacked by a police dog. The police returned to launch tear gas in areas where protesters continued focusing in Brasilia, and used water cannon to disperse them in the main avenue of the city, 500 meters from the Congress. In other cities there were also protests, many of them peaceful. Cuiabá, Fortaleza and Belo Horizonte, dozens of people were arrested. On Instagram, photographer Ueslei Marcelino of Reuters and Fabio Braga said police used dogs to attack the press. According to Braga, photographers made ​​pictures of police throwing spray in the face of journalists, but the police tried to stop them and asked them to leave the area. The officers then threatened to release the dogs. _________________________________________________________________ Excesso de violência por parte dos Governos Brasileiro marcam o feriado da independência. O feriado da Independência foi marcado por protestos, neste sábado, 7 de Setembro, no Rio de Janeiro e em todo o Brasil.O cenário lembra as manifestações no Egito e, em parte, o golpe de Estado de 1964. Pelo menos 77 pessoas foram detidas, segundo a Polícia Militar, e 14 se feriram, de acordo com a Secretaria Estadual de Saúde, em duas manifestações. Os manifestantes que era, formados em sua maioria por integrantes do Black Bloc foram convocadas em mais de 100 cidades através das redes sociais. Os manifestantes enfrentaram em confronto com policiais militares em frente ao Palácio Guanabara, sede do governo do estado. Eles tentaram se aproximar do prédio, mas foram repelidos com bombas de gás, balas de borrachas e tasers atiradas pelo Batalhão de Choque da PM. A polícia voltou a lançar gás lacrimogêneo nas áreas onde os manifestantes continuavam se concentrando em Brasília, e usou jatos d'água para dispersá-los na principal avenida da cidade, a 500 metros do Congresso. Em outras cidades também houve manifestações, muitas delas pacíficas. Em Cuiabá, Fortaleza e Belo Horizonte, dezenas de pessoas foram detidas. No Instagram, fotógrafo Ueslei Marcelino da Reuters e Fábio Braga disse que polícia usou cães para atacar a imprensa Segundo Braga, os fotógrafos faziam fotos de policiais jogando spray no rosto de jornalistas, mas a polícia tentava impedi-los e pedia para se afastarem. Os policiais, então, ameaçaram soltar os cachorros.

• published: 08 Sep 2013
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