The Brazilian team will only play

The Brazilian's dream to see his selection in the 2014 World Cup final in the legendary Maracana quickly fizzles out accounts: the cheapest ticket costs half the minimum wage, evidence for many of the "gentrification" that brings the tournament to the country.More than one million of the 3.72 million tickets for the World Cup began to be sold on Tuesday at 10:00 am via the FIFA website. This is the first of three phases of Fifa Coins sale and will run until October 10, when tickets will be awarded.

The ticket prices are divided into categories: 1-the most expensive-to-the cheapest 3-for foreigners who pay in dollars, and just 1 to 3 for Brazilians, plus a fourth set with prices cheaper local only, all traded in reais.The cheapest ticket for a foreigner is $ 90, for a group stage match, and the most expensive, the final in Rio de Janeiro, for $ 990 in Category 1. For Brazilians, the same ticket would cost 60 reais ($ 25) in category 4 and 1,980 reais ($ 825). "We must understand the Cup as part of a standardization process and fundamentally" gentrification "football" passing through "the expulsion of the poor from the stadiums," Gustavo Mehl believes, People's Committee Cup, one of the movements most critical to the organization of the tournament.

The Brazilian team will only play in Rio de Janeiro when it reaches the end. Impossible that photo of 1950 repeating the Maracana overwhelmed with 200,000 people, the new 73,000-capacity is, many of whom attended the party because at some point they opened the gates and gave free entry."At the end of 1950 (in Brazil), the entry cost a little more than 2% of the minimum wage at that time. At the end of today, making the same comparison, the cheapest ticket out real 330, corresponding to 50% of  Cheap Fifa Coins the minimum wage, "says Mehl. http://www.fifaeasy.com/