can still exchange the mil cruzeiros
Since the year of 1994, the currency of Brazil is the Real (R$).
Yes, the Kayapo people continue to survive, although they face challenges such as deforestation, land encroachment, and loss of traditional practices. They have actively resisted threats to their way of life and have engaged in advocacy efforts to protect their lands and culture.
It sounds like you're talking about the Sucre, which used to be the currency in Ecuador. It's unlikely you'll find a bank in Ecuador still willing to trade Sucres for Dollars.
That was Portugal. They still speak Portugeuse in Brazil.
never there is still child slavery in Brazil today. ;(
If it is a single bill with Justo Sierra that on the front says "EL BANCO DE MEXICO" then the answer is NO. The bill is old and not valid anymore. The new bills say "BANCO DE MEXICO"
It depends if they still use this as the current currency in Brazsil if they do here is the convertion from the brazsil real to USD. As the Converts change daily! Sunday, November 9, 2008 50,000 Brazilian Real = 23,295.9 US Dollar I thought that changed in the early 1990s currency and no longer in use by collectable. Try www.banknotes.com I am also researching this.
The countries still dictated are Afghanistan and Brazil. mainly from the freedom soldiers.
No, Brazil has been a republic since 1889.
Because in the winer Brazil still stays hot.
Insects, mammals, and reptiles can still be found in Brazil.
Brazil is a developing country because, lot of people are still in poverty.