Protesters threw meat bones in clashes with police at a rally against changes to the municipal pension system in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on 10 November.

Clashes -- in which police exchanged rubber bullets and tear gas for protesters' rocks and bottles -- erupted when the demonstrators tried to force their way into the City Council building.

The bill to amend the Organic Law (PLO) provides that around 63,000 retirees who earn more than the minimum wage will start to contribute to municipal social security at a rate of 14%.

This footage was filmed and produced 10 November 2021.
A protest against the Municipal Pension Reform in the city of São Paulo ended up in confusion after some of those present tried to invade the City Council. They were dispersed with tear gas and rubber bullets, protesters threw bones, rocks, glass bottles and also set fire to garbage in the streets. Protesters were injured by rubber bullets and tear gas bombs.
The bill to amend the Organic Law (PLO) received 37 votes in favor and 18 against. Servers mourn the loss. The law provides that around 63,000 retirees who earn more than the minimum wage (R$ 1,100) will start to contribute to the municipal social security at a rate of 14%.