As with similar acts in May and June, the demonstrations were peaceful. In general, the protesters asked for more vaccines, impeachment of Bolsonar and the return of emergency aid for 600 reais.

Most of the protesters were wearing masks. At times there was a crowd of people, despite warnings of social distancing.

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Even in the rain, many protesters took to the streets this Saturday (3) to protest in Alagoas against the government of President Jair Bolsonaro (no party) and in defense of the Covid-19 vaccination. Promotions take place in Maceio and Arapiraka. In Penedo and Palmeira dos Endios, planned protests were canceled due to rain.

In Maceio, with Brazilian flags and “Fora Bolsonaro” signs, protesters are calling for more vaccines, demanding impeachment from the president, and criticizing the federal government’s response to the pandemic.

In Goiânia, protesters are calling for massive vaccinations in the country, the return of R $ 600 emergency aid and the protection of the United Health System (SUS). According to the organizers, all participants were instructed on the use of alcohol gel and social distance during the performance.

In Anapolis, 55 km from the capital, protesters gathered with banners and placards in the Plaza Americano do Brasil in the city center. They asked for vaccines for everyone, the return of emergency aid in the amount of R $ 600 and Bolsonaro’s departure from the presidency. The act ended at about 12:00.

There were also protests in the cities of Catalao, Jatai and Rio Verde against the Bolsonaro government.

In San Luis, Maranhao state, the concentration was held in Piazza Deodoro in the historic center of the capital, where banners and posters demanded additional Covid-19 vaccines, demanded the return of emergency aid, and requested the impeachment of the president and vice president. the president, Hamilton Mouran, and rejected the country’s political scenario.

The protest also included a cultural presentation of the Boi União da Baixada, traditional in São João do Maranhao.

In Campo Grande, protesters unfurled posters and posters “outside Bolsonaro” in defense of life, employment and democracy.

In the downtown area of ​​Belo Horizonte, a group of protesters set fire to tires and intercepted the dona Elena Greco hill in the city center. They shouted orders against the Bolsonaro government. The protest action featured posters and banners positioning themselves against fascism. The mobilization also recalled the death of Mariel Franco in March 2018.

According to the military police, the intervention began around 6 a.m. There were no recorded incidents of violence, and the group quickly dispersed through the streets of the center of the capital. The military also called the fire brigade to contain the flames and remove the tires.

In Belem, demonstrators began a rally at 8 a.m. in Place de la Republique, walking along Avenida Assis de Vasconcelos to Avenida Castilho França, where they passed the Mercado de Ver-o-Peso. The end of the march took place in the Praça do Relojo square.

The reason for the demonstration was a recent hearing by the Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry, set up in the Federal Senate to assess possible misconduct in the management of the Covid-19 pandemic, and allegations of crime and malfeasance if an Indian vaccine was purchased. Covaxin is overpriced by the Federal Government.

In João Pesoa, the concentration began around 9 am in front of the Lyceu Paraibano school in the center of the capital Paraiba. At 10:30 am, the protest continued through the Solon de Lucena park to Ponto de Sem Reis.

Protesters carried posters with Jair Bolsonaro’s anti-presidential slogans and calls for additional doses of the vaccine. At the concentration, they painted bodies on the floor and pasted photographs of people who died from Covid-19 victims.

In Recife, Pernambuco state, the rally took place in the city center and was prompted by social and student movements, political parties and trade union centers, which also demanded vaccinations against Covid-19 and mass testing of the population.

In Caruaru, in the Agreste district of Pernambuco state, the rally was prompted by social and student movements, political parties and trade union centers, which also asked for the Covid-19 vaccination. Lining up in a single row and observing a social distance, the groups carried banners with phrases against the Bolsonaro government and came out with slogans. Handicap Bolsonaro and Recua Bolsonaro were among the most popular.

In Terezin and Picos, protesters have called for Bolsonaro to leave the federal government, to increase the number of Covid-19 vaccines, to investigate alleged bribes for the purchase of immunization supplies and alleged malfeasance by the president, and to ask for 600 value-added emergency aid. reals.

The audience was wearing masks, and a security item was distributed during the demonstration, as well as an alcohol gel to contain the spread of the coronavirus.

The action, held in the center of Rio de Janeiro, was prompted by social movements, political parties and trade union centers. In addition to protesting against the federal government with posters and banners, protesters called for more flexibility in the Covid-19 vaccination, an end to privatization, more respect for the LGBTQIA + community, and the return of emergency aid.

In Porto Velho, the action was organized by student and social movements. The rally began at about 9 am at Praça das Tres Caixas D’Agua square. Ato should take a seat in the motorcade at the Avenida Sete de Setembro.

Banners, posters and slogans called for more vaccines for the population, more safety for the camp population, and the impeachment of Bolsonar. Protesters also spread crosses across the plaza to symbolize Covid’s victims in the state.

In Sorokaba, the concentration began at about 9 o’clock in the morning at the parking lot of the city hall. After that, the cars proceeded to the Coronel Fernando Prestes square, where the procession will be concentrated on the streets of the center.

People wore masks as defined by government decree against the new coronavirus.

In Jundiai, protesters gathered in the municipality of Pazu at 9:30 am to collect food. The protest is also directed against President Jair Bolsonaro.

Residents left in a motorcade towards the Ponte Torta bridge, where the event will take place at 11:00. The demonstration remains peaceful.

In Bauru, the action was organized by trade unions, political parties, students and the indigenous population. Protesters mark more than 518,000 Covid-19 deaths in the country and 1,073 deaths in the city prior to this Friday (3).

They are also asking for more vaccines for the population. Indigenous peoples not only support the impeachment of the president, but also carry posters calling for the demarcation of indigenous lands and opposing the time frame.

In Piracicaba, groups have demanded the overthrow of the government due to delays in the procurement of vaccines, lapses in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic and a worsening economic crisis. They also support indigenous peoples’ struggles over land demarcation and criticize police actions that have resulted in deaths.

Arasatuba and Jales also protested against Bolsonaro.