Thread by @MidiaNINJA

After the 1st major corruption denunciation against President Jair Bolsonaro, in this July 3Brazil took to the streets to protest against his administration and for more vaccines. It is the 3rd grand demonstration against his government.

#3J #3JForaBolsonaro
Foto: @MidiaNINJA

361 cities were mobilized, including small and medium-sized cities in the interior of Brazil, as is customary in national protests.

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Caucaia (CE), by Jonathan @UJSBRASIL
Colatina (ES), by @vanynhapaiom

Among the capitals, Brasília, Belo Horizonte, Recife, Salvador, Fortaleza, Rio de Janeiro, São Luís, São Paulo and Porto Alegre brought even more people to the streets.

Rio de Janeiro, by Pedro Rocha
Brasília, by Yasmin Velloso

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Outside of Brazil, new cities in countries such as Germany, Canada, Japan and the US have joined others that have been taking to the streets since May, such as Portugal, Denmark and England.

Vienna, Austria by @moleculoide
Coimbra, Portugal by Raoni Arraes

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Highlight for the sign on the street at #TourDeFrance2021, the most important cycling event in the world: #ForaBolsonaroGenocida.

Video: Instajame5

The most present agenda in the chants and posters this time was the denunciation of the bribe for the purchase of the Indian vaccine by the Bolsonaro government, which asked for 1 dollar for each vaccine sold. #3J

Salvador (BA), by Ton Shübber
Porto Alegre RS), by @thales_rf

Protesters also remembered their loved ones who were victims of the covid and could have been saved if Brazil had taken the pandemic seriously.

A kid holding a "where is grandma" sign this afternoon
by Murilo Ribeiro

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With this, Bolsonaro sees, at the same time, the streets filling up and his popularity dropping in the polls, while his government is targeted by #CPIdaCovid.

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Vídeo: @MidiaNINJA