Brazil 2014: What the World Cup means to us, World Cup

For Brazilians, football can mean salvation. It can also mean violence and corruption. Will the World Cup unite a nation? Photographers Mathias Braschler and Monika Fischer spent a month travelling from the rainforests of the north to the praires of the south to find out<br>

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