Rivaldo: "The World-wide of Brazil will be a shame"
Rivaldo: "The World-wide of Brazil will be a shame"
Published:25/01/2014 - 11:34h
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The ex player of the FC Barcelona and still in active, Rivaldo, has described the World-wide that will organise Brazil this summer of "shame" when they exist other needs that urgen much more to the population of the country, like "health, education and prisons"
In an interview conceded to the radio 'Jovem Bread' of Sao Paulo this past Wednesday, Rivaldo has criticised duramente the organisation of the World-wide of Brazil 2014 given the situation that crosses at present the country, where the corruption and the inequalities campan to his wide by the streets. "I said in other opportunities that Brazil does not have conditions to do a Glass of the World. It goes to be difficult, Brazil will happen shame", has manifested.
Champion of the world in 2002, Rivaldo has criticised also the fact that the stadiums built for the big appointment can turn into "white elephants" during the coming years. "We know that Brazil has a lot of other priorities. Have schools, hospitals and prisons that need to be built a lot before that stadiums. We do not need to invest so much money for an event of hardly a month", has justified.
The ancient star of the Barça supported several months backwards the massive demonstrations that produced during the Glass Confederations, where more than one million people protested by improvements in public health and education. The father of Rivaldo, in fact, died does some years by not being attended to time in a public hospital of Recife.
Champion of the world in 2002, Rivaldo has criticised also the fact that the stadiums built for the big appointment can turn into "white elephants" during the coming years. "We know that Brazil has a lot of other priorities. Have schools, hospitals and prisons that need to be built a lot before that stadiums. We do not need to invest so much money for an event of hardly a month", has justified.
The ancient star of the Barça supported several months backwards the massive demonstrations that produced during the Glass Confederations, where more than one million people protested by improvements in public health and education. The father of Rivaldo, in fact, died does some years by not being attended to time in a public hospital of Recife.
