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SHOTLIST: SAO PAULO, BRAZIL, 18 JUNE, 2013, SOURCE: AFPTV -VAR of demonstrators chanting slogans -VAR of protesters with signs SOUNDBITE 1 Fernando Matos (man), bank employee (Portuguese, 10 sec): "We came back because we haven't come close to being heard the way we want to, and we'll go wherever we can to reach our objective." ... more 

SHOTLIST: SAO PAULO, BRAZIL, 18 JUNE, 2013, SOURCE: AFPTV -VAR of demonstrators chanting slogans -VAR of protesters with signs SOUNDBITE 1 Fernando Matos (man), bank employee (Portuguese, 10 sec): "We came back because we haven't come close to being heard the way we want to, and we'll go wherever we can to reach our objective." -VAR of crowds SOUNDBITE 2 George Fernandes (man), student (Portuguese, 10 sec): "Come on! For a better Brazil, for a more egalitarian Brazil, for a fairer price, for quality in services, for quality in the country, come on!" -VAR of demonstrators arriving at the City Hall of Sao Paulo /// -------------------- AFP TEXT STORY: Rousseff vows to listen to Brazil's protesting youths / SAO PAULO (Brazil) - 19 June 2013 - AFP / WRAP Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff tried to get ahead of a wave of popular protest Tuesday, vowing to listen to the complaints of youths angered by the cost of staging the World Cup. A day after more than 250,000 people took to the streets of major cities in mostly peaceful rallies, and with thousands more gathered in the city of Sao Paolo for a second day of protest, Rousseff expressed understanding. less