A new Building This Thursday started with graffiti up to the top floor of the neighborhood Cable from Montevideo. It is located on Uruguay and Gaboto avenues.
It is a seven-story building. A neighbor, who preferred not to be named, told the show Cheers people Channel 10 reveals that the building was restored less than two months ago, including painting the facade.
The graffiti seen this Thursday is similar to that seen 24 hours earlier on a building on Roxlo and Rodó streets. His recognizable signatures are “Brazil 2024” and “Duda”.
“I don’t know if it’s a show of force or what, because there’s no artistic component to it (the graffiti),” the neighbor said. And he added: “For me it means: ‘I have arrived here’. It makes you feel a little reprehensible.”
The man said the building next door was painted about three years ago after he agreed to a “significant loan.” “That is neither the way nor the place,” he rejected.
Underlined reported on Wednesday that since April 6, police have identified four men as responsible for the graffiti on the buildings, of which there are currently four.