Tens of thousands of Brazilians took to the streets on Sunday to protest against their President Dilma Rousseff.
They were 20,000 in Brasilia, 15,000 in Rio de Janeiro, 4000 in Salvador, Bahia, according to the military police.
They demanded the dismissal of Dilma Rousseff, difficult re-elected late 2014 for a second four-year term after an arduous campaign.
Some smaller number even require military intervention to end 12 years of power of the workers' party.
In Rio, on the avenue along the famous Copacabana Beach, protesters waved Brazilian flags behind a truck with sound where the organizers shouted "Out Dilma! And carries out the PT Dilma with you ".
Discontent is radicalized because of the economic crisis and the vast corruption scandal that shook Petrobras presidential majority.
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