Brazilian Sports Minister Hits Back at "Unfocused" World Cup 2014 Criticisms

7/29/2010

(ATR) Brazilian Sports Minister Orlando Silva hits back at criticisms of his country's preparations to host the 2014 World Cup, and speaks of the huge financial commitment its government is making towards hosting the finals.

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