hungry and the government builds stadiums. "the new york times" brazil bureau chief is live. it was in your piece that incredible quote from that protester was there. what is the tone today? >> you know, the tone today on the streets in brazilian cities is still one of indignation and shock for brazil's political leaders. you have big protests unfolding in sao paulo. protests taking place in other cities. one big protest outside of a stadium where brazil is slated to play mexico in a big soccer match. there's a lot of anger today. >> it's interesting in your piece there was a person quoting saying they're building statements when we need schools and you point out that these protests are coming at a time when brazil's long heralded economic boom may be coming to an end. >> that's right. growth has slowed considerably
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