Ask brazilians members anything about Brazil

[Catarinense1998]

Is brasil homophobic? Is brasil christian? Can a non-white brasilian be right wing in brasil?

1- Yes, but young brazilians are not like the old ones (baby boomers).

2 - Yes, but evangelicals will take the country in the next decades.

3 - Yes, obviously. Brazil is so mixed that it is impossible to speak about etnhic nationalism here. Pardos, blacks, whites, everybody can be a right winger here.

[Catarinense1998]

Brazilians. Did you watch the last copa Libertadores final between river and boca?? If so. then who did you support?

Yes I did. I did support River Plate. I hate Boca so much.

[KMack]

How many of those are Americans going on holiday, and how many of those are Dominicans and their descendants visiting family? (Several of those cities mentioned do have large Dominican populations).

Arrivals to Punta Cana? 95% vacations. Arrivals to Santo Domingo or Santiago would be more Dominicans from NY or Miami.

[KMack]

Brazil President Praises Visa Waiver for U.S., Canada, Japan, and Australia
Following the announcement of the visa waiver, which starts on June 17th, online searches for flights to Brazil increased as much as 36 percent from the four countries, according to President Bolsonaro. In exchange for the visa waiver, the U.S. indicated it may include Brazil as eligible for the Global Entry program.

DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – Over the weekend, Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro took to social media to proclaim that the just-announced visa waiver for citizens of the U.S., Canada, Japan, and Australia has already produced measurable results in Brazil’s tourism sector. The waiver is scheduled to take effect starting June 17th

The president then retweeted an article from the Money Times which showed that, immediately after the March 18th announcement of the visa waiver, the online travel booking platform Kayak registered an uptick in searches for flights to Brazil from the four countries.

According to Kayak, from March 18th to March 20th, Australia showed a 36 percent increase in searches for flights to Brazil. The U.S. was next with a 31 percent increase, followed by Canada with a nineteen percent increase, and finally Japan, which showed a four percent increase.

“Our tourism and our economy are gaining momentum,” said President Bolsonaro, adding “this demand will continue to grow and should positively impact our services of travel, hospitality, commerce, leisure, etc., generating employment and income to Brazilian citizens.”

Brazil announced that it would be dropping the visa requirement for U.S. citizens during President Bolsonaro’s meeting with U.S. president Donald Trump last week. After the announcement, local media criticized the Brazilian president for not obtaining a reciprocal visa waiver for Brazilian citizens traveling to the U.S.
https://riotimesonline.com/brazil-ne...sitive-impact/

[Tooting Carmen]

No doubt there is some illegal immigration from Brazil to the US, but much less than is true of many other Latin American groups. Therefore, I can see Brazil being included in the not-too-distant future in the VWP, as Chile already is.

[KMack]

No doubt there is some illegal immigration from Brazil to the US, but much less than is true of many other Latin American groups. Therefore, I can see Brazil being included in the not-too-distant future in the VWP, as Chile already is.

It is possible. It would be interesting to see how many visa overstays, for residency, there are from Brazil. A Brazilian lady and her daughter showed up at the Mexican/American border a couple of weeks ago seeking asylum lol. She flew to Mexico, stayed in a hotel, then took a taxi to the border checkpoint. Border agent said they looked like they were dressed to go to Disney Land. Probably similar to Colombia, Argentina, Ecuador % wise.

[Tooting Carmen]

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[Bolsonaro2018]

Brazil President Praises Visa Waiver for U.S., Canada, Japan, and Australia
Following the announcement of the visa waiver, which starts on June 17th, online searches for flights to Brazil increased as much as 36 percent from the four countries, according to President Bolsonaro. In exchange for the visa waiver, the U.S. indicated it may include Brazil as eligible for the Global Entry program.

DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – Over the weekend, Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro took to social media to proclaim that the just-announced visa waiver for citizens of the U.S., Canada, Japan, and Australia has already produced measurable results in Brazil’s tourism sector. The waiver is scheduled to take effect starting June 17th

The president then retweeted an article from the Money Times which showed that, immediately after the March 18th announcement of the visa waiver, the online travel booking platform Kayak registered an uptick in searches for flights to Brazil from the four countries.

According to Kayak, from March 18th to March 20th, Australia showed a 36 percent increase in searches for flights to Brazil. The U.S. was next with a 31 percent increase, followed by Canada with a nineteen percent increase, and finally Japan, which showed a four percent increase.

“Our tourism and our economy are gaining momentum,” said President Bolsonaro, adding “this demand will continue to grow and should positively impact our services of travel, hospitality, commerce, leisure, etc., generating employment and income to Brazilian citizens.”

Brazil announced that it would be dropping the visa requirement for U.S. citizens during President Bolsonaro’s meeting with U.S. president Donald Trump last week. After the announcement, local media criticized the Brazilian president for not obtaining a reciprocal visa waiver for Brazilian citizens traveling to the U.S.
https://riotimesonline.com/brazil-ne...sitive-impact/

Wonderful, ironically the leftists are sad cause they would like to move to a capitalist country

When Brazil becomes a 1st world country we can talk about reciprocity law, but for while it must be like Bolsonaro did.

[grecoroman]

Yes I did. I did support River Plate. I hate Boca so much.

I support river in Argentina and gremio in brazil. So for me the last 2 years I was happy with the outcome in the copa Libertadores

[luc2112]

WOW

I didn't know Minas Gerais had such a stunning colonial architecture. I'm sure no Argentine tourist ever went there lol. It's a hidden gem!

I guess it's not invaded by tourists so it would be very cool to visit. Brazil is not only beaches, definitely.

Yes they are important for national history. Minas Gerais is known for its regional food, coffee and cheese production, this state has Italian immigration.

The prices are reasonable.

Hotel U$55,00 per day (with breakfast)







Lunch ( Brazilian eats more in the hours of 12:00 am-13:30 pm, It's more important of the day.)

U$ 6,00

Train ride:

U$ 26,00 ( round trip)
Route 36 Km