FIFA World Cup Street Art Image Showing Hungry Brazil Child Served Football Goes Viral
A street artist from Brazil has attempted to capture the paradox ofhosting one of the most expensive sports tournaments in the world anddealing with grave problems the country suffers on a daily basis. Heconverted the anguish of many of his countrymen into street art. Now hissketch of a hungry child served a football on the platter One of the disks in a hard disk drive. Each platter provides a top and bottom recording surface. There may be only one or several platters in a drive with each platter having its own pair of read/write heads. See magnetic disk. has gone viralas the image is being shared by thousands of people all over the world.Paulo Ito painted a mural muralPainting applied to and made integral with the surface of a wall or ceiling. Its roots can be found in the universal desire that led prehistoric peoples to create cave paintings desire to decorate their surroundings and express their ideas and beliefs. on the doors of a school in Sao Paulo earlierin May 2014.Ito said that he wanted the world to know about their situation.”The truth is there is so much wrong in Brazil that it is difficultto know where to start,” the street artist toldof the striking image. “I didn’t mean [to say] nobody is doinganything against poverty. But we need to show the world or ourselvesthat the situation is still not good.” The Facebook post sharingstreet art has already been liked and shared for more than 42,000 times.[dis + gruntle, to grumble (from Middle English gruntelen; see Brazilian citizens in several cities across the LatinAmerican country have gone out to the streets to voice their protestagainst that billions of dollars that the Brazilian government isspending on the 2014 FIFA FIFA International Association Football Federation [French Fdration Internationale de Football Association]FIFA n abbr (= Fdration Internationale de Football Association) FIFA f World Cup.”major national issue” while “public services Public services is a term usually used to mean services provided by government to its citizens, either directly (through the public sector) or by financing private provision of services. remain