Videos: how the construction works for World Cup stadiums looked like at the end of 2011

18/01/2012 - 16:53
The monitoring team from the Brazilian Ministry of Sport visits stadiums, airports and urban mobility works monthly to show through pictures and videos what is being done in each of the twelve 2014 World Cup host cities. Below, the World Cup Portal publishes videos that show the development of the constructions works at the stadiums that will be the venues of the 2014 World Cup and the 2013 Confederations Cup.

 

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» See the photo gallery, with the option of high resolution image download shows an overview of what the 2014 World Cup stadiums looked like at the end of the year

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Arenas
Mineirão
Belo Horizonte
Brasília
National Stadium
Cuiabá
Pantanal Arena
Curitiba
Baixada Arena
Fortaleza
Castelão
Manaus
Dunas Arena
Natal
Recife
pernambuco
Salvador
Fonte Nova
São Paulo
Itaquera
MonitoringRio de Janeiro
Maracanã
Porto Alegre
Beira-Rio
Amazônia Arena
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