More than 70,000 people were displaced to make way for last year’s Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. Today some are satisfied in their new houses. Others had to start over and are struggling, bitter at the pressure from city officials and real estate speculators to relocate.

A general strike disrupted major cities across Brazil as union workers protested President Michel Temer’s proposal to loosen labor rules and trim pension benefits. Temer’s work rule proposal before Congress would make it easier for employers to hire temporary workers and pay fewer benefits.

Singing popular songs, members of Rio de Janeiro’s samba schools protested against the mayor’s proposal to slash city funds for next year’s Carnival. The demonstration came in response to Mayor Marcelo Crivella’s decision to cut by half the city’s contribution to the annual celebration.