Brazil Boosts Stadium Security after Violent Incidents

Authorities in Brazil have beefed up security around stadiums where World Cup matches are being played following incidents in several Brazilian cities. The new security measures were announced Friday after some participants in an otherwise peaceful group of 1,300 demonstrators vandalized banks and cars in Sao Paulo Thursday. It was the latest of almost daily protests in various Brazilian cities since the World Cup tournament began last week. The demonstrations have drawn a few dozen to...

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