Apartheid Passerella in Salvador Carnival; understand

After complaint, the structure was prohibited

Created on the streets and streets, the carnival of the capital Bahian had to face a growth of the cabinet and the monopoly of the main breweries. However, this year, segregation has increased. Those who appreciated the Baldoria on the Barra-Donda circuit came across the “Passerella dell’Partheid”, which revealed that the times are different.

With the pink colors and texts in honor of the 40th anniversary of Axé Music, the construction aimed to transport customers from Morro Ipiranga to the glamorous cabin. After complaints and repercussions on social networks, the place was banned on February 27th.

For the deputy federal Olivia Santana, this construction strengthens inequality during the carnival. “The catwalks of the cabin that has been baptized as a peak of apartheid is an example of exclusion. What should actually add is an exclusion, “he says on earth.

And he adds: “It is a bridge so that the upper bourgeoisie does not mix with blacks, with the poor of a city like Salvador”, concludes.

Another character who spoke was the Russian singer Passapusso, who shared a video in his networks who denounced the structure of the place. In the material, you can view the fragility of the structure.

Despite all the movement, the mayor of the capital of the Bahie, Bruno Reis, defends the structure.

It is another gain for the carnival, a differential. Pass by it does not cause any damage to the population. On the contrary, it benefits only. There are more than 8,000 people who get another access to the cabins. The measure brings more comfort to those who are looking at the fashion shows, “said the politician. The catwalk was not used during the Carnival of the Bahian capital.

Source: Terra

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