Thousands Protest in the Streets of Brazil for 3 days!!

Protests in Brazil As Judge Releases Tapped Phone Calls of… https://t.co/WSHThzET74 #Uncategorized #brazil pic.twitter.com/EVbmFbZLf3

— Charles Smith (@the_real_smith) March 17, 2016

Release of tapped phone calls between Lula and Rousseff sparks mass protests in Brazil http://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/mar/17/release-tapped-phone-calls-lula-rousseff-deepens-brazil-chaos?CMP=share_btn_tw

Protests – including this one at the Paulista Avenue in São Paulo – erupted after the release of secretly recorded phone calls between Lula and Rousseff. Photograph: Ricardo Nogueira/EPA

Earlier in the day, Lula was appointed cabinet chief in a controversial move that Rousseff said would strengthen her government, but which critics argued was an attempt to shield the former president, who is under investigation for corruption and money-laundering, from prosecution.

Right now! #Brazilians again on the street asking to the president to resign!!! Go São Paulo, go #Brazil!💛🇧🇷💚 pic.twitter.com/A1x2ELM6s6

— Susan Dealis Gobbo (@susangobbo) March 17, 2016

Protests in #Brazil right now! Thousands gathered in front of the president's residence demanding her resignation. pic.twitter.com/EqOb0jm8y3

— Peter Colder (@petercolder) March 17, 2016

Outraged crowd in front of #Brazil presidential palace chanting for Rousseff to resign. After #Lula named minister pic.twitter.com/bEEfOmALWM

— Anna Edgerton (@annaedge4) March 16, 2016

Huge protests break out across #Brazil in over 200 cities. 3.3 mln people take to the streets against gov'thttps://t.co/JVPGh9orhi

— China Xinhua News (@XHNews) March 14, 2016

This is ain’t carnival: 3 million people protest the government in #Brazil#Rousseffhttps://t.co/X1FywRqDnW

— IN THE NOW (@INTHENOWRT) March 14, 2016

biggest ever protest in history of #Brazil is happening right now against Prez #Dilma. 3Mn people out on the streets pic.twitter.com/1rVuy0Tlbq

— Akancha Srivastava (@AkanchaS) March 14, 2016

3mn people take to streets in #Brazil ’s biggest ever anti-govt protest https://t.co/Mb7rFcDgsR pic.twitter.com/mB2MLDczdK

— RT (@RT_com) March 14, 2016

São Paulo. Protesters call for change in government. Millions estimated to have turned out across country #Brazil pic.twitter.com/yhQaQGaaE4

— Marga Ortigas (@margaortigas) March 13, 2016