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Most Brazilians are descendants of the country's indigenous peoples, Portuguese (and other Europeans) settlers, and sub-Saharan Africans brought to the region as slaves.

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Every 4 years, Brazil holds a presidential vote.

If a candidate receives more than 50% of the vote, they become president. Otherwise, the top 2 contenders have a run-off election 4 weeks later. The winner of the run-off becomes president.

Brazil's economy is based largely on farming and agriculture. It is, by and large, a free market economy, but there is heavy government subsidization in key industries such as aeronautics (Embraer, for example).

The latest estimated data on the GNP of Brazil is better translated into GDP. This figure is a 2012 number of $11,700. The GNP is estimated at a figure over $700 billion.

Portugal, in 1661. Brazil's national language is Portugese. A nice, short history of how, and why, the Dutch and Portugese fought over Brazil is on this link: http://www.zum.de/whkmla/military/17cen/dutchbrazil16301654.html

As of 2021, the literacy rate in Brazil is around 93.2%, with a slightly higher rate for males compared to females. The government has implemented various programs to improve literacy rates, especially in rural and remote areas.

Brazil had lots of internal civil wars and revolts in the 19th century. The longest and bloodiest was the Revolução Farroupilha, which lasted 10 years, in which the southermost Brazilian state tried to separate and become a republic (Brazil was an independent Empire with an European royal house from 1822 to 1889)

From 1825 to 1828, Brazil fought the Cisplatine War, which resulted in Uruguay becoming independent (the territory had been annexed, from Spain, while Brazil and Uruguay still belonged to Portugal and Spain respectively).

From 1864 to 1870, Brazil fought the Paraguay War (Triple Alliance War) in which Brazil, Uruguay and Argentina fought together Paraguay and its crazy dictator.

In World War 1, Brazil participation was only about letting mainly the french army to use Brazilian ports and bases, after Germany sunk a few Brazilian merchant ships.

Brazil participated in World War 2, sending 25 thousand troops to fight against the axis in Italy. The US also mounted a base on northeast Brazil. Brazil declared war on Germany after the axis sunk a few ships killing some 1000 Brazilian sailors.

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Hello, I did just that! When you marry a Brazilian you must either do one of two things:

1.st Apply for permentent residence status for your partner and that can take 6-8 months this must be done in brazil. via the embassy. once the residency papers have been complteted and you have them, your partner is now free to come and go in and out of canada.

2. Apply for holiday visa upon arriving in canada, proceed to apply for the permenant residency in Canada. ( will take 6-8 months ) note do not tell the immigration officials that you are going to apply for residency as they will make you do it in Brazil. as well while applying if it takes more than 6 months and your tourist visa runs out, you will need to get it extended!

Hope this help!

The same way you do with any other woman. It may also depend on they're religions, as any woman in the world, like catolic, Jewish (etc) people have different kinds of cerimony.

As Brazil is the biggest Catolic country in the world, there's a good possibility that the woman is catolic, so the cerimony may happen in a church.

There's also the federal office, for those who want to marry without folowing a cerimony.

Dilma Vana Rousseff was the President of Brazil in 2011. She was the 36th President of Brazil from 2011 January 1 to 2016 August 31, and the first woman president of Brazil.

Daughter of a Bulgarian immigrant, Rousseff was formerly a socialist guerilla who fought against the military dictatorship at the time. After her capture, imprisonment and release, she became an economist and later a politician. As president, Rousseff was later impeached and replaced by Vice President Michael Temer.

It appears no. Extradition treaties with Brazil:

https://www.loc.gov/law/help/extradition-of-citizens/chart.php

well laws frist go to the president then if it agrees there is a debate on it a vote with the mp's then if it passes it becomes a law

he just own 4000 dolars, but doesn't spend any money with bills, food, gasoline and others, all is payed by the govern.

The legal drinking age in Brazil is 18. This is the age also when you're not considered a minor as well. it's also the age you can start driving, and been arrested and going to prison.

The Central Bank of Brazil, federal agency member of the National Financial System, was created in 31.12.64, with the enactment of Law No. 4595.

Before the creation of the Central Bank, the monetary authority role was played by the Superintendency of Money and Credit - SUMOC, Bank of Brazil - BB and the National Treasury.

The SUMOC, established in 1945 with the aim of exercising monetary control and prepare the organization of a central bank, had the responsibility to determine the percentage of required reserves of commercial banks, discount rates and liquidity of financial assistance, as well as interest on bank deposits. In addition, he oversaw the activities of commercial banks, directing the exchange policy and represented the country at international organizations.

The Bank of Brazil played the role of government bank, through control of foreign trade operations, receiving reserve requirements and voluntary implementation of commercial banks and foreign exchange operations on behalf of public companies and the National Treasury, according to the standards set by SUMOC and Agricultural Credit Bank, Commercial and Industrial.

The Treasury was the agency issuing of paper money.

After the creation of the Central Bank sought to endow the institution of mechanisms aimed at playing the role of "bank of banks". In 1985 he was promoted to government financial reorganization with the separation of accounts and functions of the Central Bank and Bank of Brazil National Treasury. In 1986 the account was terminated movement and providing resources to the Bank of the Central Bank of Brazil started to be clearly identified in the budgets of both institutions, eliminating the automatic supplies that jeopardized the Banco Central.

The process of financial reorganization government lasted until 1988, when the monetary authority functions were gradually transferred from the Bank of Brazil to the Central Bank, while the atypical activities carried out by the latter, as those pertaining to promotion and administration of federal debt were transferred to the Treasury.

The Federal Constitution of 1988 established important devices for the Banco Central, among which are the exclusive exercise of Union competence to issue currency and the requirement of prior approval by the Senate, by secret ballot, after public hearing, the names appointed by the President of the Republic for the posts of president and directors of the institution. In addition, the Central Bank has withheld the granting of direct or indirect loans to the Treasury.

The total population of Brazil is about 210 million inhabitants (2016)