Faced with anti-World Cup demonstrations and social movements while the World Cup approaches, the Brazilian government does not want to see the police follow the lead of other protesters, especially when we know that they are singlehandedly the best positioned people to establish security at the soccer high mass gathering set to kick off in seven days.

And to avoid any hint of surprise and claim of police during the World Cup, the country’s authorities pledged to increase their salaries by 15.8%. The information was made public Wednesday by the Federal Police in Brasilia.

As a result, the competition will benefit everyone.