Politics · Brazil · 2 hrs ago
São Paulo cleans graffiti and debris after pro-Lula rally on Avenida Paulista
São Paulo city crews cleaned graffiti and collected waste on Avenida Paulista on Monday, the day after a large pro-Lula rally there.
The work focused in part on the area around Trianon-Masp metro station.
The city sent at least three trucks, including two dedicated to cleaning, and workers used pressure-washing equipment to remove graffiti from station structures.
Police said doors and railings were broken at Consolação station and reported vandalism at Trianon-Masp as the crowd dispersed.
Trianon-Masp had been temporarily closed during the rally because of the large number of passengers.
Police and the public transport operator are investigating the damage, including whether the closure was connected to the vandalism and whether anyone will face criminal responsibility.
Avenida Paulista was closed to vehicle traffic on Monday for a public holiday, allowing cleaning work to take place.
São Paulo city crews cleaned graffiti and collected debris along Avenida Paulista on Monday, October 12.
The work followed a large pro-Lula rally held on the avenue on Sunday, October 11.
At least three trucks were deployed near the Trianon-Masp metro station, including two dedicated to cleaning.
Police said vandalism occurred as the crowd dispersed, and authorities were investigating the reported damage.
- Who
- São Paulo city cleaning crews carried out the cleanup; police were investigating reported vandalism.
- What
- Crews removed graffiti and collected waste left along Avenida Paulista after a pro-Lula rally.
- When
- Monday, October 12, the day after the rally on Sunday, October 11.
- Where
- Avenida Paulista in São Paulo, especially near the Trianon-Masp metro station; damage was also reported at Consolação station.
- Why
- The cleanup addressed graffiti and debris left after the rally. Police said vandalism happened as the crowd dispersed.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
A large pro-Lula rally took place on Avenida Paulista.
Trianon-Masp station was temporarily closed because of a large concentration of passengers.
Police said vandalism occurred as the crowd dispersed.
City crews cleaned Avenida Paulista, including graffiti removal and waste collection.
- Cleanup date
- Monday, October 12
- Rally date
- Sunday, October 11
- Trucks deployed
- At least 3
- Trucks dedicated to cleaning
- 2
- Reported damage locations
- Trianon-Masp and Consolação metro stations










