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Introduction Fogel, (2019) depicts that Tracing the roots of political corruption in Brazil from Vargas to Bolsonaro exposes corruption as a political tactic that has long been woven into the structure of Brazilian politics. As the largest nation in South America with a population of over 200 million, Brazil`s importance on the global stage is clear; however, corruption charges and convictions have riddled the country`s reputation (Jenkins, 2019). Corruption is defined as the abuse of entrusted power for private gain;...
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As information technologies have become very popular in recent years, thousands of people around the world use smartphones and the Internet to work, create and maintain interactive relationships that challenge geographic space. Despite the above-mentioned benefits brought by technologies, Brazil has accumulated problems related to the excessive use of portable media. Data from the State of Mobile Services Report, prepared by Annie, one of the most complete consultancies in the world, revealed, in 2018, that Brazil ranks fifth in the...
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Brazil has achieved an immense economic growth over the last decades and managed to enhance its influence regionally, in Latin America, and globally. Nevertheless, the country is plagued by social problems, corruption, crime and human rights abuses. This essay will discuss Brazil’s internal weaknesses and its role in global affairs as a regional power. Firstly, it will examine President Jair Bolsonaro’s stance on the environment and what threats does his outlook pose to the future of Brazil and the world...
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America is one of the wealthiest countries in the world. And Brazil is not a world power but could it be? America and Brazil have a lot of similarities and differences. America is one of the most powerful countries, but Brazil is not. But the US has some limitations as well. However, the US doesn't have as many limitations as Brazil though. Since the US is far away from anyone else it doesn't have any threat of invasion and since...
2 Pages 1106 Words
A 19th-century invention, photography today is often looked at as a way for people to take perfect pictures (blemish free) and serve as a memory of your life. However, photography has had a bigger impact than taking selfies (self-portraits) on a smartphone. What is often overlooked within photography is that it opened so many doors for the medical field, specifically with plastic surgery. The invention of photography allows surgeons the ability to see the success of the performance of their...
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Brazil and the US are very different in a lot of things. Some people tend to say that they are similar or different because of their size. They are not just different sizes, they are larger. Not only do they have different religions and culture but they even have different riches. In this essay, I will talk about the land area, coastline, climate zones, natural resources, terrain, water sources (including river systems), arable land, the natural hazards, and lastly current...
2 Pages 975 Words
Brazil has become a hub of diversification and the utter most urbanized center of Latin America. The population staggered from 250,000 to 1 million in steady, consistent growth, making its capital the 6th largest metropolis of the world. However, the country hasn’t always been at such state of rapid expansion. Over the years, its countless expositions to land cultivation, agricultural production and trade have shaped the colonial towns that its citizens hustle about today. Despite Brazil’s thrust into the integrated...
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Brazil’s President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva stated that “to force a child to work is to steal the future of that child” (COHA). Child labor is a major problem known in Brazil and even though there are efforts trying to reduce child labor, the reasons why certain children are being forced to work is a very difficult problem to solve. Children working in Brazil in the pineapple industry may come across dangerous chemicals, operating hazardous tools, working extensive hours,...
4 Pages 1599 Words
Archaeologists have found that Brazil has been inhabited since 9000 BC. After more than 10,000 years, in the year 1500, Portugal finally discovered Brazil, which at the time was occupied by about two million to six million indigenous Indians. In 1533, Portugal tried to establish government by dividing the land into 15 fiefs or territories. 300 years later, on September 7, 1822, Dom Pedro declared Brazil’s independence. In 1831, Dom Pedro resigned, left for Europe, and declared Pedro II as...
2 Pages 1056 Words
Brazil has many problems that keep it from becoming a superpower. In the future though with the technology being developed it may be able to overcome these problems. If Brazil is compared to America, America is almost perfect for geography as for Brazil there are many things stopping its growth. The question is whether Brazil can become a superpower like America. America was set up almost perfectly when it was becoming a united nation. At first it was split in...
2 Pages 757 Words
Brazil is the biggest country in South America, occupying half of the continents land mass, being also the 5th largest country in the world by both size (8.547.403 km²) and population (more than 209.000.000). The country encompasses a diverse range of geographical features such as more than 5 biomes, many river basins and systems, mountain chains etc. From all of those, the most important are its position in the South Atlantic, the Amazon rain forest and the Amazon River basin...
4 Pages 2014 Words
All Latin America political systems are presidential, which sometimes can mean this huge power can be exercised by one person, if unchecked can bring a huge problem to the country. This essay will be describing the transition and consolidation of Venezuela and Brazil, which happens to be in South America, also known as Latin America. To do so, this essay will rely on Samuel P. Huntington third wave transition and how the elite influences the transition and consolidation. The two...
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The treatment of women is different in all countries. It is important to pay attention to and recognize the differences in the way that women are treated compared to the way that men are treated. In the United States, there is a lot of controversy around the thought that women should be treated equally and the idea that women can work just as hard as men. It is these thoughts and these identities that women are given that make them...
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Every nation has its own cultural background and orientations of thought, existence and action, and these differences strongly influence the business world. The purpose of this essay is to present the main cultural characteristics of Brazil that affect the conduct of business. Culture can be defined as the distinctive patterns of ideas, beliefs and norms which characterize the way of life and relations of a society or a group within a society. These set of beliefs are assumed to be...
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