Coronavirus: truck drivers interdict two lanes on one of the main roads of São Paulo this Monday (11) in defense of the reopening of trade

Coronavirus: dozens of truck drivers started this Monday (11) demonstrations in São Paulo in opposition to the decision of Governor João Doria to further extend the quarantine in the state, keeping businesses closed until May 31. On March 27, truck drivers advocate reopening trade and threatened to strike

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Workers parked their vehicles on Avenida Paulista in the afternoon of that day, interdicting both lanes of the road.

Being in favor of vertical isolation, truck drivers support President Jair Bolsonaro and protest against the quarantine being implemented by the state government and the city of São Paulo.

In the protest, the main target of the truck drivers was the governor of the state of São Paulo, João Doria (PSDB).

In addition to several stickers with the message "out Doria“, they also used in the demonstration, a coffin with the images of the governor and mayor of São Paulo, Bruno Covas (PSDB).

The line of trucks is three blocks long and, before that, there was a motorcade of vans.

Check out the videos of the protest in São Paulo asking for the end of the quarantine due to the new coronavirus

https://www.facebook.com/MAvancaBrasil/videos/1591756574325738/

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— Bruno.. 🇧🇷 Above all. (@BrunoPita38) May 11, 2020

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