SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of demonstrators marched through the streets of Brazil’s biggest cities on Monday in a growing protest that is tapping into widespread anger at poor public services,

“We shouldn’t be spending public money on stadiums,” said one protester in Sao Paulo who identified herself as Camila, a 32-year-old travel agent. “We don’t want the Cup. We want education, hospitals, a better life for our children.”