Brasil Situation

[Rafael_Brasil]

Hello Guys.

I'm From Brasil(Brazil)Part of the Restauration of Monarcy Parliamentary on Orleans Bragança Family.


And I want ask to all of you people In yours particular opinions whats is the situation about brazil at this moment.

Apreciated!

[Exarch]

hey rafael
welcome to TWC, could you please provide us with some background on the political situation in brazil atm? especially inregards to the restoration of monarchy?

thanks

[Rafael_Brasil]

hey rafael
welcome to TWC, could you please provide us with some background on the political situation in brazil atm? especially inregards to the restoration of monarchy?

thanks

Its a little movement... but we get biger in time in time.

100 years of corruptions and bad governamental in brazil because of the republic.


Long Live the Emperor D.Luiz from Orleans e Bragança.


I only wanted to know if the foreigners know of the condition politics in Brazil.

[charles the hammer]

Its a little movement... but we get biger in time in time.

100 years of corruptions and bad governamental in brazil because of the republic.


Long Live the Emperor D.Luiz from Orleans e Bragança.

We still need more

[Dr Zoidberg]

Hello Guys.

I'm From Brasil(Brazil)Part of the Restauration of Monarcy Parliamentary on Orleans Bragança Family.


And I want ask to all of you people In yours particular opinions whats is the situation about brazil at this moment.

Apreciated!

I only wanted to know if the foreigners know of the condition politics in Brazil.

Do you have oil? Are you supporting terrorism? Have you won any major sporting competitions lately? Are you hosting any major sporting events soon? Are there any major international scandals afoot?

If the answer to the above questions is no, then you can rest assured we know absolutely jack about Brazil's current situation. Welcome to TWC!

[karamazovmm]

I descent from a noble family, the Morato's.

And I in every imaginable way can't find how that my country would benefit from a monarchy being restated.

The corruption wouldn't go away, take a look at GB, Liechtenstein...

Aside that I diverge almost always from Lula does, he was a good president in a way that he put a little more of Brazil in the International Relations.

And do please expand the topic

Do you have oil? Are you supporting terrorism? Have you won any major sporting competitions lately? Are you hosting any major sporting events soon? Are there any major international scandals afoot?

If the answer to the above questions is no, then you can rest assured we know absolutely jack about Brazil's current situation. Welcome to TWC!

We actually have oil and a lot of it (must run from the US now)

No we don't support terrorism.

Yes we are going to host the next Olympics game and the next world cup.

Well we had a little scandal when we voted against the US on more punitive acts against Iran, there are several others.

That's why I read several international newspaper, information is gold

[Gromovnik]

Well we had a little scandal when we voted against the US on more punitive acts against Iran, there are several others.

well, I wouldn't call that a scandal...

[Lord Consul]

Dear user (and fellow Brazilian) Rafael_Brasil, please take your time when creating threads so that the topic in question is comprehensible (and debatable) to users from a wide range of backgrounds.

Even though the thread's purpose is discernible (you want us to debate Brazil's current situation), it is perhaps too broad a topic to foment a coherent debate. Still, I'll leave the thread open.

[Rafael_Brasil]

Actually in Politics of Brazil is just about socialism and comunism people.

Its so wrong the Brazilians thinks that groups of Socialism is Oposition to Groups of Marxism Comunnism.(The true Oposition dont exists..Liberalism and Conservadorism.)

Basicalyy the all South america it belongs to this situation. Countrys governed by groups communists and socialists.

Some foreigner has knowledge of what I spoke until now?

[mrmouth]

Lula is an idiot...

Brazil is going to be a major player in keeping our part of the world the most relevant. And the jingoistic Lula isn't going to make that easy. The foundation is set now, wrong man, wrong time, cozying up to the wrong people in Latin America.

[Thorn777]

Lula is an idiot...

Brazil is going to be a major player in keeping our part of the world the most relevant. And the jingoistic Lula isn't going to make that easy. The foundation is set now, wrong man, wrong time, cozying up to the wrong people in Latin America.

An "idiot"?

He made some questionable remarks internationally and had a guestlist full of US Feindbilder, but concerning the matters of Brazil he did many balanced, renewing and fruitful things.

He's in no way a commie like the Brazilian kids with the time and parents able to pay for an internet claim here. To many Brazilians he isn't nearly socialist enough but he satisfied all sides including the business-world quite successfully and is an incredibly popular president in his own country after his 7 1/2 years of reign.

The numbers speak for themselves.

http://www.forestry-invest.com/2010/...9s-economy/453

Spoiler Alert, click show to read: 

During his presidency Lula has driven Latin America’s biggest economy from the edge of default and transformed the nation of 193 million into an emerging financial power.
In 2009 the Brazilian real reached 33%, which was the biggest net gain among the world’s 16 most actively traded currencies. In March annual inflation dropped from 14.5% when Lula took office in January 2003 to 5.17%, a far cry from 6,800% in April 1990. Brazil’s gross domestic product growth is expected to increase to 5.8% this year from 2.7% at the beginning of Lula’s term.
“Brazil is definitely among the hottest markets this year for us,” says William Landers, who helps manage $8.7 billion of Latin American assets at BlackRock Inc. in Plainsboro, New Jersey.
Money is pouring into Brazil from international investors. Just last year they added $20.5 billion reais of Brazilian shares to their holdings. This is the most since 1994, when records began. Also this year foreign direct investment is on its way to going back to the levels of 2008, which reached a record $45 billion.
According to Luciano Coutinho, president of Brazil’s development bank, Brazil’s biggest company, state owned oil giant Petroleo Brasileiro SA, plans to sell as much as $25 billion in stock, which would be the largest share sale in history.
Under Lula’s guidance Brazil, which has defaulted on its foreign debt twice since 1983 and devalued its currency in 1999, has flourished. It seems that nobody else has Lula’s unique ability to make both the people and the international investing community happy.
In 2008 Brazil got its first investment grade rating when Standard & Poor’s boosted the country’s sovereign debt to BBB- from BB+. In the same year Brazil, which is the world’s largest exporter of coffee, beef, sugar and orange juice, held so many dollars that it created a sovereign wealth fund to invest outside of its borders. In April foreign exchange reserves surged to $244.8 billion as record commodity exports continued to flood the market with the US currency.
“The economic stability we see now is not going away,” Landers says.
Lula wants to keep it that way. And he blames the TCU for delays that cost Brazil thousands of jobs. “We won’t let workers be unemployed because someone suspects something is wrong,” he said on March 12 at a ceremony to unveil the expansion of Petrobras’s Presidente Getulio Vargas refinery in southern Parana state.
The refinery went online in 1977 and produces 12% of Brazil’s petrochemicals. The TCU found billing fraud and an incomplete budget for the refinery’s expansion in last year’s audit. The TCU suggested that work be stopped until these issues were addressed. Lula ignored this suggestion and included the 1.7 billion reais for the project in the 2010 budget anyway.
“We are talking about 25,000 jobs that would be lost if this project were suspended,” he said.
According to Lula the projects are essential, particularly with the proposed stock sale. Brazil’s government controls 55.6 per cent of Petrobras’s voting shares. Nongovernmental shareholders own 77 per cent of Petrobras preferred stock and 42 per cent of the common shares.

As for the monarchy: once seen a docu showing your prince. He seemed quite comfortably being a handsome playboy and imitating bird noises.

[Gromovnik]

He's in no way a commie like the Brazilian kids with the time and parents able to pay for an internet claim here.

lol, so true, +rep

[Captain Blackadder]

As far as I can tell from my google powers it is about the restoration of the former Empire of Brazil which was disposed some 120 years ago. Our Brazilian friend wants this guy to be restored to power

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prince_...A9ans-Braganza

As for the merits of this act I cannot say if he becomes a monarch in the line of Britain as in no actual political power then it is fine but if you give him any power you are just waiting to become a dictatorship and for one I think Brazil has had enough of them.

[Rafael_Brasil]

As for the merits of this act I cannot say if he becomes a monarch in the line of Britain as in no actual political power then it is fine but if you give him any power you are just waiting to become a dictatorship and for one I think Brazil has had enough of them.

Who is the idiot to defend a monarch like a Britain.
Never! the Britain monarchy only it functions in particular cultural terms(The History of englands Kings etc...)
But now is dont have any power politic.Almost i think.


I Defend a Monarcy Parlamientary like the Second Empire of Brazil in the constitution of 1824

The Monarch have the Moderator Power. Created by Benjamin Constant. A Liberal Man!

To Avoid the corruption and bad administrators and scandals.


I WILL Never defend a absolut monarchy. Be sure of that.

[charles the hammer]

Who is the idiot to defend a monarch like a Britain.
Never! the Britain monarchy only it functions in particular cultural terms(The History of englands Kings etc...)
But now is dont have any power politic.Almost i think.


I Defend a Monarcy Parlamientary like the Second Empire of Brazil in the constitution of 1824

The Monarch have the Moderator Power. Created by Benjamin Constant. A Liberal Man!

To Avoid the corruption and bad administrators and scandals.


I WILL Never defend a absolut monarchy. Be sure of that.

Can you be sure he will go along with this

[Rafael_Brasil]

Look my friend.


Currently… In the situation of global politics a monarch does not exist conditions to be absolute. I say all in the Europe or Cristian Religions.


Look the Kings and Emperos Those that have to politician power.. Only arabians countrys still have monarchys absoluts because the Tradicionaly religion (iSLAM)

[charles the hammer]

Look my friend.


Currently… In the situation of global politics a monarch does not exist conditions to be absolute. I say all in the Europe or Cristian Religions.


Look the Kings and Emperos Those that have to politician power.. Only arabians countrys still have monarchys absoluts because the Tradicionaly religion (iSLAM)

Then why put him as a figure head at all?

[Stavroforos]

Ah yes, because if a specific member of a specific family is made a monarch, all of Brazil's problems will go away.

Monarchists, the eternal pipe dreamers.

[Rafael_Brasil]

Trust me i never said that monarchy is the solution of all problems.


I say about corruption,scandals .....

[Stavroforos]

Trust me i never said that monarchy is the solution of all problems.


I say about corruption,scandals .....

And how exactly will this specific member of the Orleans family end corruption and scandals?