Protest against mayor of Sao Paulo

Wheat-paste poster shows interactions of graffiti on the face of the mayor of São Paulo, João Dória, is seen in wall in the Paulista Avenue like protest form by the way that its management has treated the graffiti and graffiti in the city. João Dória declared war on the graffiti and began to paint the walls of several streets, parties opposed to his administration nicknamed São Paulo a "gray city". The mayor of the city of São Paulo said that the scavengers are not artists, but "aggressors." Graffiti and graffiti were the most controversial themes of Doria's management since the beginning of his tenure. Regarding the graffiti, the mayor has massive support of the population: 97% of Paulistas are against. In relation to graffiti, 85% are favorable to make them in walls and facades. For 52%, this type of art has to be done in authorized places and for 45% must be released anywhere in the city. (Photo by Cris Faga/NurPhoto via Getty Images)