Dave Zirin: What Is the Future for the Salad Revolution?

Dave Zirin: What Is the Future for the Salad Revolution?

Dave Zirin: What Is the Future for the Salad Revolution?

With authorities backing away from their proposed transportation hike, what is next for the protests in Brazil?

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Brazil has invested significant public funds, as well as displaced thousands, in preperation for the 2014 World and 2016 Olympic Games. But with authorities backing away from their proposed transportation hike, what is the future of the salad revolution? T he Nation’s Dave Zirin joins Comcast Sportsnet to debate the dissonance between Brazil’s PR campaign and what is happening on the street.

—Jake Scobey-Thal

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