(16 Jun 2014) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLY
SHOTLIST
1. Mid of anti-World Cup demonstration in downtown Curitiba
2. Close of masked demonstrator
3. Mid of black bloc demonstrators holding signs and chanting against the World Cup
4. Wide of demonstrators
5. Mid of woman holding sign reading "This World Cup is soccer against Brazil" as she sings the national anthem
6. Mid of masked demonstrators
7. Wide of demonstrators marching towards stadium
8. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese): Ana (no last name given), demonstrator:
"The Brazilian people like a lot football but the people do not agree with the cost of this event for the country."
9. Mid of demonstrators spraying anti-World Cup graffiti on the side of a public bus
10. Mid of demonstrators overrunning a bus station
11. Mid of demonstrators burning rubbish in the middle of the street
12. Mid of demonstrators breaking a security camera with a wooden board
13. Mid of police at a check point
STORYLINE
Protesters conforming to the 'black bloc' clothing code were out in force in Curitiba on Monday as the city prepared to host its first World Cup match.
Black block protest protocol refers to tactics of concealment where demonstrators wear black unmarked clothing along with hoods and scarves to protect their identities from authorities to avoid prosecution.
A few hundred masked demonstrators marched from downtown Curitiba and made their way towards the Arena da Baixada football stadium but were deterred by road blocks put in place by local police.
The stadium was about to host the Iran vs Nigeria match which ended in a no-score draw.
The demonstrations are centred around overspending for the World Cup and the lack of basic infrastructure like health, housing and security in Brazil.
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