Police evict indigenous Brazilians near World Cup site

AFP English 2013-03-22

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A hundred police shock troops evicted around 30 indigenous people and sympathisers from the former Indigenous Museum in Rio de Janeiro as authorities prepare to pull it down to make room for redevelopment ahead of the 2014 World Cup. Duration: 00:55
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