SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of union demonstrators blocked roads and snarled traffic in dozens of Brazilian cities on Thursday in a one-day strike aimed at seizing the momentum of huge protests that swept the country last month.
The disruptions were limited compared to mass protests in June that drew more than 1 million supporters in Brazil's largest demonstrations in two decades.
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