Even before Brazil 'own-goaled' in the first major on-field blunder of the on-the-pitch tournament, Brazil's Catholic bishops had already given a red card to the country's government for it's misguided spending priorities.
Bishop Erwin Kräutler of Xingu said, 'As long as patients in hospitals have to lie in the corridor, people waiting in the long queues at the local health facilities fall over dead, workers have to travel to work in buses that are crammed full like sardine tins, and there aren’t even proper desks for schoolchildren, it’s simply scandalous to waste billions on football stadiums.'
http://www.thetablet.co.uk/news/882/0/brazil-bishops-give-red-card-to-authorities-world-cup-spending
Bishop Erwin Kräutler of Xingu said, 'As long as patients in hospitals have to lie in the corridor, people waiting in the long queues at the local health facilities fall over dead, workers have to travel to work in buses that are crammed full like sardine tins, and there aren’t even proper desks for schoolchildren, it’s simply scandalous to waste billions on football stadiums.'
http://www.thetablet.co.uk/news/882/0/brazil-bishops-give-red-card-to-authorities-world-cup-spending
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