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Largest bus manufacturer in Latin America and third in the world
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Unfortunately all this huge industrial power of BRAZILIAN national factories is falling down year after year. Its peak in 80's with 30-35% of the gdp and Brazil peaking as 5th largest economy was a long time ago, almost 40 years now. Nowadays I have no hope the desindustrialuzation will be reversed, mainly because of China, but not only that.
Aqui, o excelentíssimo tanque Osório, que foi ignorado pelos panacas do nosso próprio Governo levando à falência da Engesa.
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Brazil rises in the world pulp ranking. Worldwide recognized for the low cost of pulp production, Brazil is about to advance in the world ranking and become the vice-leader in volume produced, behind only the United States.
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2° largest producer of iron in the world (6 ° in aluminum)
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