Brazil

Brazil is a rich country despite the fact that it still a developing country, because it has a surplus, and incoming of money, based in they're high prodution and exportations Nowadays Brazil has about 180 billion dollars saved in the public coffers, and it's a world credor (lend money to poor countries that are in need), such as other rich countries that one day have lent money to Brazil (by the way, Brazil have already paid all it's loans, one more reason to explain, why it's incoming money is saved and not go away to pay debts)

The Brazilian culture is rich from the influence of Portuguese settlers, Africans and Native Brazilians. However, the Portuguese influence is significant as can be seen from the wide spread of Catholicism in Brazil. Portuguese is the countryâ??s official language.

Brazil's Flag has a green base with a yellow diamond. The green symbolizes Brazil's lush vegitation, while the yellow represents Brazil's wealth in gold. inside the diamond, there is a blue sphere with 27 stars inside of it. The blue stands for the deep blue hue of the sky tn the tropics, and lastly, the 27 stars represent Brazil's capital and its federal states.

500 USD = 1,17.10 Brazilian Real This is based on the currency exchange rate on 22 April 2009, and does not take into consideration any fees that your bank card, etc., may charge for currency conversion. Feel free to use my calculator to check other currency conversions: http://reservations.businesstraveldestinations.com/nexres/currency/currency_get.cgi And check out the travel deals section of my destinations site: http://www.businesstraveldestinations.com/ Thanks!

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You say "Papai noel", which means "daddy Noel" (Pa as in Particular, i as ee, no as no, el as in Gabriel)

The flight times varies according to the speed of the flight. If the flight is flying at a faster speed then the times may change. We are providing you with standard flight timings. The flight time for the above mentioned trip is.16hours17 mins

The statue was designed by a Brazilian by the name of Heitor da Silva Costa. As well as sculpt the 38 meter high statue he also oversaw the construction from 1926 to 1931 as he was also an engineer. The span of the statue from finger tip to finger tip is an incredible 28 metres. At the bottom of the Jesus statue there is also a small chapel which can accommodate around 150 worshippers.

The main cities of Brazil are Belem, Belo Horizonte, Brasilia, Campo Grande, Campos, Cuiaba, Curitiba, Florianopolis, Fortaleza, Goiania, Maceio, Manaus, Natal, Porto Alegre, Recife, Rio de Janeiro, Salvador, Santa Maria, Santos, Sao Luis, Sao Paulo, Teresina, Uberlandia.

No, Brazil isn't a small country. Instead, it's a big country. It's the largest country on the South American continent. It's the third largest country of all North and South America. It's the fifth largest country in the world.

In Brazil and US and China

The pollution is mainly produced by man and is directly related to the processes of industrialization and consequent urbanization of humanity. These are the two contemporary factors that can clearly explain the current rates of pollution. The pollutants are most variables possible and are able to change the water, soil, air, etc..

Pollution is therefore an assault on nature, the environment in which man lives. The effects of pollution are now so broad that there are numerous organizations in protecting the environment.

A traditional Brazilian Christmas dinner includes a turkey marinated in champagne among many other tasty ingredients. Dinner is usually served after the family arrives home from Midnight Mass celebrated on Christmas Eve. Giblet dressing made from manioc meal in a dish called called farinha de mandioca is enjoyed. There is a host of side items in the feast. A dessert called Brazilian flan is a favorite.
Rich people : chester and panettone. Poor people : torresmo, ovo frito, arroz com feijão, batata frita e frango assado e uma caipirinha para acompanhar.

a circle . on the outer space its gold . on the inner space its black .

Brazil has several different climate zones. Brazil only has warm climate types because of its location. The entire Amazon area and the northern part of the highlands of Brazil have tropical climates. South-east of the mouth of the Amazon River and the entire western Amazon region have a tropical rainforest climate. The rest of the Amazon has a tropical monsoon climate because this area has a distinct wet period, or monsoon. The higher areas in central Brazil have a warm climate.

I know that many Brazilians like to play soccer for a hobby. Some like to dance, and some are great at cooking. Some fish.

A lot of people like to dance, a lot of people is great at cooking, and a huge amount of people practice fishing for hobby and as a profession. There many other hobbies in Brazil. In fact, there is a huge amount of hobbies.

Brazil's system of government is a presidential federal republic. The president as head of government and head of state is elected by popular vote. The National Congress [Congresso Nacional do Brasil] is the legislative branch, and the Supreme Federal Court [Supremo Tribunal Federal] is the judicial branch.

The main industries are textiles, tobacco, automobiles, ships, airplanes, food and chemistry. São Paulo, the industrial state, with plants that produce about a third of total industries in Brazil, the cities of Rio de Janeiro (RJ), Belo Horizonte (MG), Porto Alegre (RS) and Fortaleza (CE) also large industrial centers

Brazilians live in buildings like skyscrapers etc as of in the cities as for the outer parts they live in houses and farther out and into the mountains they live in brick hand made houses for the very poor and made by them unopperated by the government.

The Atlantic is the only ocean that bounds Brazil. Well to the south is the merging of the Atlantic with Antarctica's Southern Ocean. Well to the north is the encircling of the Sargasso Sea by the Atlantic. And well to the northeast is the Caribbean Sea.

Typically Brazilian men and women dress similarly to people in most warm climates (think Miami) which can range from traditional casual wear, e.g. light colors, jeans, cotton t-shirts, skirts, sun dresses, etc. during the day and evening. Women will dress casual as well but may also wear something slightly more hip-elegant, depending on the occasion.

In today's world one should only use their common sense and dress appropriately in the city. In the suburbs, frankly, you can wear whatever the hell you feel comfortable in.

A good rule of thumb to follow is that you can never overdress - except at the beach.

About 82.0% of Brazilians live in an urban area

Yes. Portuguese is the main spoken and the official, language of Brazil. For the country is a former colony of Portugal. In fact, its first known discovery by Europeans was on April 21, 1500. In that year, Pedro Alvares de Cabral [1467/1468/1469? - c. 1520] was charged by King Manuel I [May 31, 1469-December 13, 1521] with leading an expedition around southernmost Africa, and on through the Indian Ocean to India. Cabral wanted to avoid the calm of the coast off the Gulf of Guinea. And so he had his fleet of 13 ships sail more southwestwardly through the Atlantic. But the course was so far to the southwest that the expedition ended up off the coast of the subsequent Brazil. And so throughout the 16th century, the Portuguese colonized Brazil while the rest of South America was settled under the commands and direction of the Spanish monarchy and its Spanish conquerors. But this division of South America into settlement by Spain, and settlement by Portugal, was not accidental. In fact, it was regulated by treaty. For the Treaty of Tordesillas, of 1497, divided the non-Christian world into zones of influence for Spain, and zones for Portugal. The line of division ran in such a way that Brazil could be claimed by Portugal, and the rest of South America by Spain. And Portuguese colonial control lasted three centuries. On September 7, 1822, Brazil declared independence from Portugal. Portugal didn't make the independence official until almost three years later, on August 29, 1825. But three centuries of colonial rule had defined the direction of the Brazilian economy, and the choice of the country's language of communications.

In 1960, Brazil's capital was moved from Rio de Janeiro to Brasília. It took 41 months to build Brasília, from 1956 to 1960. Brasília officially was inaugurated as the capital on April 21, 1960.

The Amazon basin begins with streams in the Andes Mountains in Peru and flows into the Atlantic Ocean about 4000 miles away. Parts of the Amazon basin also include grassland and savannah landscapes.