Brazil: Thousands cry ‘dictatorship never again’ as they protest Bolsonaro

W/S Protesters marching on Sao Paulo's Paulista Avenue and chanting against Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro
M/S Protesters marching with placards, and chanting
M/S Protesters marching with banners, and chanting
M/S Protester marching with placard depicting Bolsonaro with horns and a Nazi sash
C/U Placard depicting Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro with horns and a Nazi sash
M/S Protesters marching with banners, and chanting
M/S Protesters marching with banners, and chanting
M/S Protesters marching with banner against Brazilian federal judge, reading (Portuguese): "Moro liar"
W/S Protesters marching
M/S Protesters marching with drums
SOT, Adelaide, protester (Portuguese): "We have many things to do. Dictatorship is never one of the agendas. Little by little, Bolsonaro is looking to redeploy the dictatorship in Brazil and demerit all the work that has been done by destroying all the councils that defend the fight against dictatorship. It's so much that it's hard to choose where to start from. Bolsonaro is a monster, it is an absurd thing, worse than Mussolini, worse than Hitler. You want me to say something; I think the Bolsonaro should end up hanging upside down like Mussolini because what he's doing is bad for all mankind."
C/U Placard (Portuguese): "Not him!"
M/S Protesters with placard
M/S Protesters with placard
C/U Placard (Portuguese): "Censorship never again"
M/S Police officers
M/S Protesters with placards
M/S Protesters holding printed letters (Portuguese): "Dictatorship never again"
W/S Protesters spreading banner
W/S Protesters marching
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Thousands of protesters marched in Sao Paulo on Monday, rallying against Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro under the slogan 'dictatorship never again!'
One protester, Adelaide, went as far as to say that Bolsonaro was worse than Nazi Germany leader Adolf Hitler and former Italian leader Benito Mussolini. "I think the Bolsonaro should end up hanging upside down like Mussolini because what he's doing is bad for all mankind," she added.
The protesters exhibited numerous banners denouncing the president, which they claim is introducing dictatorship in the country.
On Monday, Bolsonaro gave a televised interview to drum up support for proposed new laws, which aim to protect from prosecution security forces and citizens who shoot alleged offenders. The proposed legislation, along with his comments reportedly likening criminals to cockroaches during the interview, have triggered outrage in Brazil's opposition, reports say.