The day Brazil stopped
On May, 21, a lot of truck drives decided to stop their work. In the first day of the strike, nobody believed in what it could become! In the second day, the same. But in the third day, it started to missing gas and ethanol in the gas stations. The population became aware that the strike could be more than only one ordinary strike, but could stop the whole country!
But instead of supporting the strike, many rushed to the gas stations to fullfill theirs cars tanks. On May, 22 and 23, we could see long lines trying to put what still had of gas in the stations. The situation remained for about 6 days more, a lot of people had to work from home and some public places had to close, because the public transportation had stop too.
The situation only returned to normal on the 31st.
But, why the truck drivers decide to stop?
In a nutshell, I can say that the biggest cause was the high diesel prices and others claims
Now, every brazilian knows the importance of the truck drivers! They are the base of all
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The day Brazil stopped
On May, 21, a lot of truck drives drivers decided to stop their work. In On the first day of the strike, nobody believed in what it could become! In On the second day, it was the same. But in the third day, it started to there was a shortage of missing gas and ethanol in the gas stations. The population became aware that the strike could be more than only one an ordinary strike, but one that could stop the whole country!But instead of supporting the strike, many rushed to the gas stations to fullfill fill theirs their cars' tanks. On May 22nd and 23rd, we could see long lines trying to put what little gas we still had of gas in the stations. The situation remained that way for about six more days, a lot of people had to work from home and some public places had to close because the public transportation had stop stopped too.
The situation only returned to normal on the 31st.
But, why did the truck drivers decide to stop?
In a nutshell, I can say that the biggest cause was the high diesel prices and others claims.
Now, every Brazilian knows the importance of the truck drivers! They are the base of all.
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