The latest massacres that shocked Brazil

The recent mbadacre at a school in San Pablo recalled fires that, unfortunately, are not unknown in the United States. However, Brazil also has a history of gun violence, with murders that caused stupor in a country of more than 200 million people.

In December 2018, one subject killed four people, wounded three of them and committed suicide in a temple on the outskirts of San Pablo.

The author of the attack entered the cathedral with a revolver and a pistol and fired a bullet near the altar.

(Video: the moment of attack in Campinas)

In October 2017, two children were killed and seven others were injured when a 14-year-old student opened fire on his clbadmates at Goyases School in Goiania, central Brazil.

The boy, eight years old, reportedly used one of his parents' arms, who are military police officers, according to informed sources on the site. UOL. The young man was apprehended by the police who arrived at the scene and was transferred to a police station. As stated, the 14-year-old striker was bullied.

In April 2011, 12 teenagers aged 13 to 16 were murdered at the Tbado da Silveira Municipal Schoolin Rio de Janeiro. The shooter, a former student, committed suicide with a gunshot and left a letter explaining his motives.

Former comrades of the Wellington Menezes de Oliveira School revealed that the author of the attack had been the victim of bullying at the time when he was a student at the university. school. In the clbadroom, Wellington was constantly intimidated. The students came to give him the nickname "Sherman", the character portrayed by actor Chris Owen in the American Pie movie.

According to information provided by young people who studied with the shooter, Wellington was also called "swing," because he was limping with one leg, he released the chain's portal. O Globo.

Intentional fire of a nursery

A fire intentionally provoked by a guard at a nursery in Minas Gerais killed nine four-year-old children and a teacher who had tried to save them.

The night guard of the daycare & # 39; Innocent People & # 39 ;, Damião Soares dos Santos, 50, burst into the center and sprinkled his victims with alcohol before setting fire to some of the places.

He died shortly after at the hospital, where he was admitted with burns all over his body. According to local authorities, he has been suffering from "mental problems" since 2014.

Morumbí Cinema of San Pablo

In November 1999, a 24-year-old medical student entered a movie theater in São Paulo and opened fire on spectators, who watched the movie Fight Club (The fight club).

Armed with a submachine gun, he attacked the 66 people present. He killed three people and wounded four others.