Saturday was marked by protests against the coronation of King Charles III, in United kingdom. In demonstrations against the English monarchy, one stood out by putting Pele’s picture on posters. In the letters it was possible to notice the phrase “God save King Pele‘, in translation: ‘God save King Pele’.
The movement has gained strength in recent years and before the coronation ceremony of the country’s new king, demonstrators stood against the regime. People also criticized the police’s action to contain the demonstrators. According to the charges, agents confiscated posters and banners implicated.
In addition to the messages referring to the King of Football, the use of the hashtag #NotMyKing (not mine) and phrases calling for the end of the monarchy in the country could also have been observed in the protest.
Groups advocating environmental issues such as “Just Stop Oil” were also present at the event. Preserving the environment was one of the protest agendas.
Pele died on November 29, 2022, after not surviving the consequences of colon cancer. He was honored in citations during the protest. In life, the Brazilian was a three-time world champion with the Brazilian national team and made a name for himself in soccer, where he was known as the “king” of the sport.
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