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australfoto > People protests in Rio de Janeiro's downtown against an oil reform amendment approved by the lower house of Congress, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, march 17, 2010. The approval of the amendment last week forcing Rio to share its oil riches with other states could cost the state about 7 billion reais ($4 billion) a year, officials say. State officials say the amendment would mean a cut of about 80 percent in Rio's share of future oil royalties.. (Austral Foto/Renzo Gostoli)
australfoto > Workers protest in Rio de Janeiro's downtown against an oil reform amendment approved by the lower house of Congress, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, march 17, 2010. The approval of the amendment last week forcing Rio to share its oil riches with other states could cost the state about 7 billion reais ($4 billion) a year, officials say. State officials say the amendment would mean a cut of about 80 percent in Rio's share of future oil royalties.. (Austral Foto/Renzo Gostoli)
australfoto > People protests in Rio de Janeiro's downtown against an oil reform amendment approved by the lower house of Congress, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, march 17, 2010. The approval of the amendment last week forcing Rio to share its oil riches with other states could cost the state about 7 billion reais ($4 billion) a year, officials say. State officials say the amendment would mean a cut of about 80 percent in Rio's share of future oil royalties.. (Austral Foto/Renzo Gostoli)
australfoto > Workers protest in Rio de Janeiro's downtown against an oil reform amendment approved by the lower house of Congress, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, march 17, 2010. The approval of the amendment last week forcing Rio to share its oil riches with other states could cost the state about 7 billion reais ($4 billion) a year, officials say. State officials say the amendment would mean a cut of about 80 percent in Rio's share of future oil royalties. In the big hand says: "Against the cowardice". (Austral Foto/Renzo Gostoli)
australfoto > A student protests in Rio de Janeiro's downtown against an oil reform amendment approved by the lower house of Congress, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, march 17, 2010. The approval of the amendment last week forcing Rio to share its oil riches with other states could cost the state about 7 billion reais ($4 billion) a year, officials say. State officials say the amendment would mean a cut of about 80 percent in Rio's share of future oil royalties. (Austral Foto/Renzo Gostoli) NO ARCHIVE
australfoto > Workers protest in Rio de Janeiro's downtown against an oil reform amendment approved by the lower house of Congress, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, march 17, 2010. The approval of the amendment last week forcing Rio to share its oil riches with other states could cost the state about 7 billion reais ($4 billion) a year, officials say. State officials say the amendment would mean a cut of about 80 percent in Rio's share of future oil royalties.. (Austral Foto/Renzo Gostoli)
australfoto > Workers protest in Rio de Janeiro's downtown against an oil reform amendment approved by the lower house of Congress, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, march 17, 2010. The approval of the amendment last week forcing Rio to share its oil riches with other states could cost the state about 7 billion reais ($4 billion) a year, officials say. State officials say the amendment would mean a cut of about 80 percent in Rio's share of future oil royalties.. (Austral Foto/Renzo Gostoli)
australfoto > Workers protest in Rio de Janeiro's downtown against an oil reform amendment approved by the lower house of Congress, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, march 17, 2010. The approval of the amendment last week forcing Rio to share its oil riches with other states could cost the state about 7 billion reais ($4 billion) a year, officials say. State officials say the amendment would mean a cut of about 80 percent in Rio's share of future oil royalties.. (Austral Foto/Renzo Gostoli)
australfoto > A worker prepares a float for a samba school, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, February 3, 2010. The float will be used during the carnival parades which begin on February 12, 2010. Thousands of people work for 6 months out of the year preparing for carnival. (Austral Foto/Renzo Gostoli)
People protests in Rio de Janeiro's downtown against an oil reform amendment approved by the lower house of Congress, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, march 17, 2010. The approval of the amendment last week forcing Rio to share its oil riches with other states could cost the state about 7 billion reais ($4 billion) a year, officials say. State officials say the amendment would mean a cut of about 80 percent in Rio's share of future oil royalties.. (Austral Foto/Renzo Gostoli)
australfoto > People protests in Rio de Janeiro's downtown against an oil reform amendment approved by the lower house of Congress, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, march 17, 2010. The approval of the amendment last week forcing Rio to share its oil riches with other states could cost the state about 7 billion reais ($4 billion) a year, officials say. State officials say the amendment would mean a cut of about 80 percent in Rio's share of future oil royalties.. (Austral Foto/Renzo Gostoli)
People protests in Rio de Janeiro's downtown against an oil reform amendment approved by the lower house of Congress, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, march 17, 2010. The approval of the amendment last week forcing Rio to share its oil riches with other states could cost the state about 7 billion reais ($4 billion) a year, officials say. State officials say the amendment would mean a cut of about 80 percent in Rio's share of future oil royalties.. (Austral Foto/Renzo Gostoli)
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