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［ブラジリア ２７日 ロイター］ - サッカーのワールドカップ（Ｗ杯）開幕を来月に控えるブラジルで２７日、同大会の開催に反対する国民がデモ行進を行い、警察が鎮圧のため催涙ガスを使用する事態となった。
ブラジルの首都ブラジリアでは、１０００人以上ものグループがマネ・ガリンシャ・スタジアムに向けてデモ行進。Ｗ杯ブラジル大会開催にあたり、建築費が最高額となった同スタジアムでは、国際サッカー連盟（ＦＩＦＡ）Ｗ杯トロフィーの展示会が行われる予定だったが、これを受けて中止に。スタジアムは閉鎖された。
デモ隊はＷ杯に向けたスタジアム建設の費用が高すぎ、不動産価格の高騰により低所得層が住居を失ったと主張。デモ行進には弓矢を持った先住民も参加した。
このほか、リオデジャネイロではバスの運転手が２４時間のストライキを実施する意向を表明。さらにサンパウロで教授のグループが賃上げを求めてデモ行進を行うなど、Ｗ杯開催をきっかけに、ブラジル各地で国民から不満の声が上がっている。
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Capacidade total: 42.086 lugares\nCusto da construção: R$ 400 milhões\nInauguração: Janeiro de 2014\nProprietário: Governo do Estado do Rio Grande do Norte (credit:Getty Images)
Arena da Amazônia (Manaus/AM)(02 of12)
Capacidade total: 42.374 lugares\nCusto da construção: R$ 669 milhões\nInauguração: Abril de 2014\nProprietário: Governo do Estado do Amazonas (credit:Divulgação / Portal da Copa)
Arena da Baixada (Curitiba/PR)(03 of12)
Capacidade total: 41.456 lugares\nCusto da reforma: R$ 326 milhões\nReinauguração (previsão): maio de 2014*\nProprietário: Atlético-PR\n\n*Obras de acabamento ainda estão sendo realizadas (credit:Divulgação / Portal da Copa)
Arena Pantanal (Cuiabá/MT)(04 of12)
Capacidade total: 42.968 lugares\nCusto da construção: R$ 570 milhões\nInauguração: Abril de 2014*\nProprietário: Governo do Estado de Mato Grosso\n\n*Obras de acabamento e a instalação de cadeiras nas arquibancadas ainda estão sendo realizadas (credit:Divulgação / Portal da Copa)
Arena Corinthians (São Paulo/SP)(05 of12)
Capacidade total: 69.160 lugares\nCusto da construção: R$ 820 milhões\nInauguração (previsão): maio de 2014*\nProprietário: Corinthians\n\n*A instalação das arquibancadas provisórias e obras de acabamento do estádio ainda estão sendo realizadas (credit:Estadão Conteúdo)
Castelão (Fortaleza/CE)(06 of12)
Capacidade total: 64.846 lugares\nCusto da reforma: R$ 518 milhões\nReinauguração: Dezembro de 2012\nProprietário: Governo do Estado do Ceará (credit:Divulgação / Portal da Copa)
Arena Pernambuco (Recife/PE)(07 of12)
Capacidade total: 44.248 lugares\nCusto da construção: R$ 532 milhões\nInauguração: Maio de 2013\nProprietário: Governo do Estado de Pernambuco (credit:Divulgação / Portal da Copa)
Estádio Nacional Mané Garrincha (Brasília/DF)(08 of12)
Capacidade total: 70.064\nCusto da construção: R$ 1,4 bilhão\nInauguração: Maio de 2013\nProprietário: Governo do Distrito Federal (credit:Divulgação / Portal da Copa)
Fonte Nova (Salvador/BA)(09 of12)
Capacidade total: 48.747 lugares\nCusto da reconstrução: R$ 689,4 milhões\nReinauguração: Abril de 2013\nProprietário: Governo do Estado da Bahia (credit:David Campbell / AP)
Beira-Rio (Porto Alegre/RS)(10 of12)
Capacidade total: 48.849 lugares\nCusto da reforma: R$ 330 milhões \nReinauguração: Abril de 2014*\nProprietário: Internacional\n\n*Obras no entorno do estádio ainda estão em andamento (credit:Divulgação / Portal da Copa)
Maracanã (Rio de Janeiro/RJ)(11 of12)
Capacidade total: 78.639 lugares\nCusto da reforma: R$ 1,05 bilhão\nReinauguração: Junho de 2013\nProprietário: Governo do Estado do Rio de Janeiro
Mineirão (Belo Horizonte/MG)(12 of12)
Capacidade total: 62.524 lugares\nCusto da reforma: R$ 695 milhões\nReinauguração: Dezembro de 2012\nProprietário: Governo do Estado de Minas Gerais (credit:Flickr)