Hundreds of Brazilians gather in Rio de Janeiro on Tuesday evening, demanding social services and investment.<br/> <br />They are from two of the area's most famous slum neighbourhoods, and say the government is not doing enough to help its citizens thrive.<br/> <br />(SOUNDBITE) (Portuguese) DEMONSTRATOR, FABRICIO MAXIMILIANO, SAYING:<br/> <br />"I am 21 years old and I need an education, my brother is coming and he needs education and you invest in security? My brother is coming. You are creating a gang of bandits if you don't invest in education in this country. You're a clown, you got that?"<br/> <br />The protest is the latest in a series of demonstrations sweeping the country this month, originally sparked over public transportation fee hikes.<br/> <br />Now, backed by social media campaigns and support from university students, the movement has grown to include a number of social issues, such as health care and education.<br/> <br />Many are also angry the government is shelling out billions of dollars to ho
