"Therefore, it is announcing that these products will not be sold anymore dating in hong kong."

 

Earlier on Tuesday, the country's tourism ministry had already criticised the products saying "any links between national icons and images with sex appeal" were against the country's official marketing policies Soldier of Fortune.

 

"Such an attitude indirectly contributes to committing crimes such as sexual child and adolescent exploitation," it said Vivacité Bleue.

 

Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff also reacted, tweeting that Brazil was happy to greet tourists for the World Cup 網上交友. 

 

But her country was also ready to fight sexual tourism, Mrs Rousseff wrote Pauvre Bleue. 

 

In a statement, Brazil's Embratur said that "Brazil does not tolerate this type of crime on its territory La colère pêches."

 

Brazil says it has been trying to distance itself from the sexual stereotypes that marked the country for decades.