RIO DE JANEIRO: Brazilian police demanding better conditions and more pay went on strike Wednesday, just 37 days before the country hosts the World Cup, threatening to do so again during the football extravaganza.
Federal police walked off the job in several cities hosting World Cup games and in Rio, which hosts seven matches including the July 13 final, they held a peaceful protest just as Brazil coach Luiz Felipe Scolari unveiled his World Cup squad.
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