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New demonstrations against racism took place Sunday outside Carrefour supermarkets in Brazil to protest the death of a black man beaten to death by white guards at a Porto Alegre store branch. A video taken Thursday night in the southern city showed 40-year-old welder Joao Alberto Silveira Freitas repeatedly being punched in the face and head by a security guard while he is being restrained by another at a Carrefour market. FRANCE 24's Pierre Le Duff tells us more.
Claudia Alves, co-founder of Fluxa Filmes and a writer, talks about the reality of anti-black racism in Brazil. Violent protests erupted this week, following the death of João Alberto Silvieria, a black man killed by security guards in a Carrefour Market.
The death of a black man after being beaten by supermarket security guards in the city of Porto Alegre on the eve of Black Consciousness Day has sparked outrage across Brazil. The protests echoes this past year's demonstrations in the US. FRANCE 24's Pierre Le Duff and Laura Damabe report from Porto Alegre.
Sao Gonçalo, Nov 22 (EFE).-Brazil lived Sunday, for the third day in a row, a new day of protests against racism after a black client was killed at the hands of two security guards at a supermarket in Porto Alegre (south).(Camera: JANAINA QUINET)SHOT LIST: PROTESTS IN SAO GONCALO (BRAZIL) AGAINST RACISM AFTER THE KILLING OF A BLACK MAN IN A SUPERMARKET.
Tainah Pereira, Activist, "Black Women Decide" movement
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