Dramatic photos show a family being rescued from their burning car during anti-World Cup protests in Sao Paulo. The demonstrations in Brazil's biggest city turned violent as anarchists railed against the cost of staging the football tournament.
Demonstrators attacked an empty police car and smashed the windows of banks. Police responded with tear gas and rubber bullets, dispersing the crowd. More than 100 people were detained.
A man helps his family out of their VW Beetle, which caught fire after driving through a flaming barrier during a protest against the 2014 World Cup in Sao Paulo, BrazilReutersPeople help a family out of a burning VW Beetle after it drove into a barricade of fireGettyA VW Beetle catches fire during demonstrations against the staging of the upcoming 2014 World CupGettyA woman carries her daughter away from their burning carReutersA protester uses a slingshot during the demonstrations in Sao PauloGettyA demonstrator kicks in the window of a Santander bank branch in Sao PauloReutersA protester stands outside a bank set alight bank during demonstrations against the staging of the upcoming 2014 World CupGettyDemonstrators attack a Caixa bank branch in Sao Paulo during a protest against the cost of the 2014 World CupReutersDemonstrators shouts slogans during a protest against the 2014 World Cup in Sao PauloReuters
