When ride-hailing apps first appeared in Brazil, they enjoyed huge success. A decade later, they face fierce competition, drivers' strikes and other setbacks. Recently, drivers of Uber and Didi's 99 staged a 24-hour strike, demanding a pay increase and also a reduction in the apps' commission rates. But not that many gig workers joined the protest. How come? In this video, we'll go through the rise and fall of ride-hailing apps in Brazil. Follow along to find out more.
