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Brazil Top Stories
Challenges and Problems in Brazil
“Social disparity, crime, taxes, bureaucracy…”; here are some of the challenges faced by Brazil, the sixth biggest economy in the world and the largest in Latin America. Can these challenges and problems affect the giant’s growth?
Brazil has become a major voice on the Latin American and international scene, influencing global policy on many different pertinent issues, due to a strong foreign policy.
Home to 22% of the world´s arable land, Brazil´s success has been largely linked domestically to feeding 200 million citizens and internationally to the growing price of commodities. But could its dependence on commodities be a bad thing?
The Digital Capital Technology Park is on its way and major advances have been made on behalf of the project that intends to leverage not only the sector of Information Technology and Communication, but the entire production chain of the Federal District, with impacts on the Brazilian economy.
Antônio Rocha, President of Sistema Fibra, talks about the Capital of Brazil, Brasilia, a city that became a real hub of opportunities.
Brazil Top Stories
Oportunidades no Brasil: Brasília e Seu Grande Potencial
Antônio Rocha, Presidente do Sistema Fibra, fala sobre a Capital do Brasil que se tornou um verdadeiro polo de oportunidades.
O Parque Tecnológico Capital Digital está caminhando e grandes avanços foram realizados em nome do projeto que pretende alavancar não somente o setor de Tecnologia da Informação e Comunicação, mas toda a cadeia produtiva do Distrito Federal, com reflexos na economia brasileira.
If You Shouldn´t Smile at a Crocodile, What About a Jaguar… or Toco Toucan?
Brazil is experiencing an important growth in the tourism sector and the upcoming World Cup and Olympics will attract a huge amount of tourists. However, some challenges still need to be adressed such as high costs and education for example, so that Brazil can take full advantage of its huge touristic potential.
Tourism in Brazil is a growing sector and key to the economy of several regions of the country. With the upcoming World Cup and Olympic Games, respectively in 2014 and 2016, economic impacts may reach $183.2 billion by 2019.
