UPDATE 4-Rousseff salutes Brazil protests, cities cut bus fares
Wed Jun 19, 2013 12:15am EDT  * President says frustration with
public services legitimate  * Says government "hears the voices
clamoring for change"  * Some cities cut bus fare; smaller
protests continue (Adds details on violence as protest ends,
arrests)  By Todd Benson  SAO PAULO, June 18 (Reuters) -
President Dilma Rousseff on Tuesday sought to defuse a massive
protest movement sweeping Brazil, acknowledging the need for
better public services and more responsive governance as
demonstrations continued in some cities around the country.
Speaking the morning after more than 200,000 Brazilians marched
in more than a half-dozen cities, Rousseff said her government
remains committed to social change and is listening attentively
to the many grievances expressed at the demonstrations.  "Brazil
woke up stronger today," Rousseff said in a televised speech in
Brasilia. "The size of yesterday's demonstrations shows the
energy of our democracy, the str