Massive protests in Brazil against President Lula da Silva escalated into clashes with the police and the army.

Despite the fact that only a few days have passed since the inauguration of Brazilian President Lula da Silva, large-scale protests began throughout the country. The protesters are openly destroying the city's infrastructure, and after attempts by the police and special forces to suppress the protesters, anger was brought down on them too. As a result, hundreds of cases of victims were recorded among representatives of law enforcement and law enforcement agencies.

As a result of the protests, many thousands of participants actually began to smash the city's infrastructure, government buildings and institutions. At the moment, it is known that the protesters were able to completely seize control of the building of the National Congress of Brazil in just half an hour, later, the building of the Supreme Court of Brazil, police departments, etc., joined the list of seized buildings.

Against the backdrop of mass protests, Brazilian President Lula da Silva ordered the use of the army to suppress the protests, however, contrary to the order given, the protesters began to attack the military, as a result of which about 80 Brazilian soldiers were captured by radicals.

The situation in Brazil is almost completely out of control. At the same time, the number of citizens of the country going out to protest continues to increase every hour, even despite the threat of the use of weapons by the troops to suppress the coup d'état.