Brazil: Schoolchildren and workers strike for climate in Sao Paulo

W/S Schoolchildren holding banner reading (Portuguese): 'Global strike for climate'
M/S Schoolchild holding sign reading (Portuguese): 'Planet B doesn't exist'
M/S Schoolchild holding sign reading (Portuguese): 'Wake up Bolsonaro'
M/S Demonstrator holding sign reading (Portuguese): 'Burn the bozo, not the forest'
W/S Schoolchildren holding banner reading (Portuguese): 'Youth for the climate'
M/S Demonstrator holding sign reading: '"Planet B" doesn't exist'
C/U Signs with image of monkey holding sick planet earth
M/S Schoolchild holding Greta Thunberg-inspired sign reading (Swedish): 'School strike for the climate'
W/S Demonstrators holding signs
M/S Schoolchildren holding banner reading (Portuguese): 'Don't steal our future'
C/U Demonstrator with face paint
W/S Schoolchildren holding signs and globe in front of banner
M/S Schoolchildren holding signs and globe in front of banner
W/S Demonstrators marching
W/S Demonstrators marching with banner
M/S Schoolgirl holds sign reading (Portuguese): 'Planet B doesn't exist'
M/S Pinocchio effigy of Brazilian President Jair Bolsonario
C/U Pinocchio effigy of Bolsonario
W/S Demonstrators marching with signs
W/S Schoolchildren waving banner
W/S Schoolchildren holding banner reading (Portuguese): 'Global strike for climate'
M/S Schoolchild holds sign reading: 'It is time to rebel'
W/S Demonstrators marching
W/S Demonstrators marching
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Thousands of people joined a climate strike in the Brazilian capital Sao Paulo on Friday.
Schoolchildren and workers marched to demand action from government.
Demonstrators brought a number of homemade signs and banners to argue for their cause.
The strike in Brazil was one of many taking place in Latin American cities and across the world.
The global action follows a series of school strikes initially inspired by Swedish teenager and climate activist Greta Thunberg.