Concentration camp in Brazil for those who protest against Lula's government. English subtitles

Inside Lula’s Concentration Camp In Brazil
The escalation of totalitarianism in Brazil is devolving into a human rights crisis.
The aftermath of the massive protests that swept Brazil this weekend, where millions took to the streets against Brazilian President Lula da Silva — who became president under highly contentious circumstances, having had his 24-year prison sentence for corruption and money laundering overturned by a friendly Supreme Court — has seen a swift and ruthless response from the government.

The Brazilian Government has implemented arbitrary arrests, increased censorship, and even removed a democratically elected State Governor from office, replacing him with one of Lula’s loyalists. Among the totalitarian acts set by Lula da Silva’s government, one stands out as particularly inhumane: the establishment of concentration camps to round up supporters of the opposition, resulting in a true human rights crisis.