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TEHRAN, January 18 -Brazil's biggest city Sao Paulo has been the scene of heated protests on Wednesday over the increase of prices in public transport section.
TEHRAN, Young Journalists Club (YJC) -Brazil's biggest city Sao Paulo has been the scene of heated protests on Wednesday over the increase of prices in public transport section.
According to local media, protesters attacked a bank and blocked the path of a bus after authorities in Sao Paulo approved a fare hike that could see a ticket on the bus and metro cost nearly 7 real (or approximately $2.17 USD). For a country still grappling with a fledging economy, the price increase has rattled locals.
Source: Reuters
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