Wednesday, 11 June 2014



As the 
2014 FIFA World Cup is starting in Brazil from tomorrow, 12 June I want to present you some of the street art that shows the paradox of organization the championships in that country.






According to a document released by the popular movement ‘People's Committee of the World Cup and Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro', the preparations for the 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro will displace more than 7,185 families from their homes to make way for new sports facilities, bus routes and improvements in tourism infrastructure.


Graffiti depicting Fuleco, the World Cup mascot, and a pig.




And the last one, the most famous and which shows problems in the most convincing way.

Graffiti by Brazilian street artist Paulo Ito depicting a starving child with nothing to eat but a football.


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