WORLD CUP, June 12-July 13
Six of the 12 stadiums won't be ready until January or February, though organizers insist that's still more than enough time to hold test events. But despite spending billions to prepare for the World Cup (and the 2016 Olympics),Cheap Shoes Outlet, questions remain about Brazil's infrastructure, with many fearing the airports, roads and local transportation systems won't be able to handle the crush of tourists. All that spending also has created resentment among Brazilian citizens, who disrupted last summer's Confederations Cup with violent protests. |
