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Police use tear gas and rubber bullets on protesters at a metro strike in Sao Paulo
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Strong images were released by Media Ninja, an independent media organization which has accompanied popular protests in Brazil since the outbreak of demonstrations during the Confederations Cup last year.
In the video, protesters were approached by Military Policemen and threatened with guns, they then chased demonstrators out of the space with batons.
Subway workers in Sao Paulo were on Saturday to stage the third day of a strike that has brought chaos to the Brazilian city due to host the World Cup opener, as Fifa's vice-president urged authorities to make sure fans could get to the match.
Jim Boyce told the Estado de Sao Paulo newspaper that the protests could cause difficulties for those trying to attend Thursday's opening match.
"The biggest concern is indeed what will happen with the protests. Fans must have assurances they can get to the stadium," Mr Boyce said. "The aim of the demonstrations cannot be Fifa. It is not responsible for the problems," he insisted, noting that the government should be the target.
The protesting workers had been picketing and blocking subways in the second day of the indefinite strike, which has raised fears of unrest in the Brazilian mega-city during the global showpiece tournament.
The strike affected over 4.6 million commuters who use the metro system in Sao Paulo on the first day of strikes, less than a week before the FIFA World Cup kicks off.
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