Sim, o brasil é um país decadente! Disso não existe dúvida nenhuma. Poderia enumerar dezenas de exemplos que mostram com bastante clareza, mas não vou perder tempo com isso. O valor de real demonstra bem a situação desse país!

I was in Copacabana. I have relatives there so I'm used to going. It's a great show. This year the fireworks were not very good due to the smoke. It's not my type of event, I'm not a big fan of big shows on the beach and for me it stopped being new a long time ago. But I have to accept that for the most part I saw people, of every type you can imagine, having a lot of fun. We danced, sang to the sound of Bethânia and Caetano and jumped a lot when it was Ivete's turn. There are countless ways to be at an event like this. In apartments facing the show, in million-dollar duplex penthouses, on transatlantic ships, in bars, kiosks on the beach or hotels. I was just in the crowd. So yes, it is an impressive event.

As a Brazilian, I believe IQ depends on many factors, but public school performance here tends to be lower. In the U.S., I understand you pay for private schools, while in Brazil, public schools are free, but private schools are better funded and more focused, covering all the material in a bimester (or semester if you are in college). Public schools often lack resources, and teachers may struggle to complete the curriculum due to time constraints and large class sizes. Since many people can only afford public schools due to low salaries, they miss out on essential content.

Brazilians have at his best some of the worst stereotypes of other Latin (european and latin america) nations, along with the broken vision of the "american" dream. Extreme corruption, a culture of taking advantage at any cost, where many would rather cheat for 10 bucks and lose a client than keep that client, a client who would possibly bring them others due to the reputation it would create. Honesty and self-sacrifice go hand in hand in Brazil. A dog's word is more trustworthy, and even if the majority are not dishonest, it's a number that is more than enough to be a BIG problem. Low salaries, cost of living almost the same as in Europe but with a salary of 150, 250 euros. With AirBNBs all over the world, everyone wants to be a hotel with any shack. Corruption in Brazil ranges from the supermarket line when a new cashier opens and everyone rushes to get in front of each other to the highest levels of society and politics. Conjuring up bizarre visions of people with Ferraris where there are people cutting hunger with the knive.

There is a huge quality difference between a Mobi and a Versa.

Depende da cidade

Yes, it is. The country is on the middle income trap for decades...

Ubatuba in Sao Paulo is also very beautiful

His accent Is so funny 😂

I think this have to be with brazil big poor population (also happening in other countries) Im from Uruguay,, studying engineer, and for example books readed here for math, and even math doctors) are from brazil, there are widely recognized scientist there.

I work about 12 hours a day and I make and average of R$ 8.000,00 per month, better than 85% of population and that's just enough to have a barely decent life. Brazil is rich, the population is miserable.

Passando só para lembrar que: 1) nem um dado estatístico por amostragem é a prova de falhas; 2) a média global de Q.I está acima de 85; 3) alguns países que pontuaram acima de 100 não tem um contingente populacional de sequer metade do Município de SP(nesse estudo a Índia aparece com 76 de média, contudo é lá onde se concentra o maior número de PhDs do mundo); 4) nesse mesmo estudo citado, onde a média brasileira é de 83, é citado que a maioria dos países africanos não atingiu sequer 70; - com especial destaque negativo para Serra Leoa e Libéria, onde a média é 45. Enquanto grande parte dos países de maioria caucasiana (até países miseráveis!) pontuou acima de 90. Em resumo: Se você está analisando Q.I. não deveria aplicar status de dogma ao resultado de um estudo baseado em variáveis, sem mencionar a célebre frase de Benjamin Disraeli: "Existem três tipos de mentiras: as mentiras, as mentiras deslavadas e as estatísticas".

I dont know in which part of brazil is ok to wear shoes inside of house, but in the north part is almost criminal to do that

I am Brazilian and believe me: here we are all poor, there are prople that are less poor but all of us we are all poor Lol

Im my city, the only Mercedez you can see, have 40 places to sit. The only ferrari you will see here is the Hotwheels on supermarket. but you can live in a extremely peace and earn 3x more comparing with big cities like SaoPaolo.

Now they will now ‘Go down to BC’

Man, the minimum wage for Brazilians is 245 dollars a month, even those who earn 5 times that amount are still a long way from being rich in Brazil. Yes, there are very rich people in Brazil, just like there are anywhere in the world.

Minimum wage in Brazil is less than 300 dollars a month. Population is around 220 milioon. Maybe we have around 10 million people that are rich most of them in São Paulo region. We have a huge internal market so many people are not rich but have money doing some business but i believe the majority of the people in earn less than 500 dollars per month which is poor.

There is no answer because it is not a question. 'Brazil is' is not a question; it is a statement. Please correct the video title; the 'is' should be at the beginning of the subject in the question.

Recife was the best New Year party this year! I believe was even better than Copacabana! Started days before the actual date! Concerts, parties and fireworks all over the city and beach at the and!

Sou brasileiro, mas estudo muito mas quando vejo essas coisas só tenho vontade de 😢

I’m Brazilian living in the UK for over 20years but planning to move back to Santa Catarina in the near future. Europe is just over expensive with unrealistic property prices!

One of the many millions of problems we have is that Brazil taxes the service, the labor and not the product. So, from the raw material to the manufacturing of the final product, hundreds of taxes were added to the final consumer. One of our mistakes is also the public colleges that are funded by the states with money from tax collection from poor families but their biggest audience are young people from classes A and B. After all, those who pay the most taxes in this country are the poor, the Classes A and B barely notice so much inflation. In addition, in 2020, the Union spent R$19.3 billion on death pensions for military dependents. Most of the money went to the military's daughters. Of the 226,000 people who receive the benefit, 137,916, or 60% of the total, are children of deceased military personnel. Imagine a girl receiving 100k months of pension from the public coffers? Apart from the electoral funds used to support political parties..... the salaries of judges and judges are close to 500k reais.... One of the mistakes that the Brazilian government also makes is that the value of the IPVA is based on the market value of the car, unlike the United States where the price is based on the weight of the car, which is much more intelligent. A small car will not cause damage to public roads in the same way as a large vehicle. This also explains why there are so many old trucks over 20 years old that are exempt from IPVA. Brasil is an open tap of money

No brasil também nos soltamos fogos de artifício quando da meia noite

The problem here in Brazil is the Brazilians, passive and manipulable, without education or culture. This is how corruption takes over, causing this abysmal economic inequality. Every day I feel suffocated and confused. I can't understand how this beautiful country continues in such decline.

That's a VERY challenging task! Just too many interesting cities. Perhaps the main drawback is on ones job

Although I'm Brazilian, I'm not superstious at all. My hollydays were very calm 😊

I used to spend one or two weeks at Meia Praia (in Ipanema) but not anymore. Just TOO MANY people

O Brasil é rico, porem sua população é pobre, resultado da má gestão pública e corrupção.

No, Brazil is not poor. Brazil is poorly managed. By the way, the country being among the 10 greatest economies of the world proves that.

I from Brazil and okay, don't is the worst thing in the world but is complicated, in Brazil the poverty is great, There are rich people but there are far fewer of them, being rich in Brazil is almost like being poor in first world countries.

a good example of Brazil really is, what about considering east/west Europe like just a single country. we'll have the same miscellaneous, with rich and poor people together.

I've never been to Brazil, but from what I've heard it's a really good place to celebrate the new year, especially on the beaches, and here in Norway it was the usual, that wonderful dinner with turkey and almond pudding, meanwhile everyone stops to watch the broadcast of Our King and we sing the national anthem then the fireworks come and soon after we go to sleep❤

Politicians love this IQ of 83 and work hard to manufacture even more people with lower IQs, as they are the kind of people most susceptible to being influenced by these corrupt politicians. Currently, it is the country that has devalued the most in the world in 2024. Not even countries at war have surpassed Brazil in this title, and Brazilians seem anesthetized, as if nothing is happening. As we "happily" say: "Do the L"🤡🤡🤡

I was in Barra Velha SC ..fireworks on the beach ..amazing!

Yes, Brazil is poor... Poor economically and mentally. Imagine accepting a prisoner of proven corruption as president for the third time. He is a socialist/communist and is part of the biggest gang in Brazil. Only the south of Brazil is "decent" for living or tourism.

Não, é o povo que é pobre por causa de governos corruptos

It is like anywhere in world frankly. Small rich minority and large poor majority The issue is wages are horrendously low for the cost of living. We probs have a highest col out of developed world. But not the salaries to match that.

We gain 1,2 dolars at each 1 hour work... Worst rank of corruption... Good part of society still believe in marxist ideologies like it was in 1917... It has One of the worst performance in education, compared to the rest of south america, Brasil loses in each category you can nominate... If that is not poverty i donno what it is... Money in the bank means nothing if you dont even have basic structure to take a shit like basic sanitation...

Conseguiu analisar perfeitamente a situação do Brasil, Melhor que 60% dos brasileiros, Parabéns!

No doubt Brazil has the most fun and interesting celebration due to culture in general, excitement and specific customs for the date. But there's the annoying side too. More crime, higher prices, crowded and hectic beaches. The roads become jammed and way more dangerous. And there is now a new kind of "celebration" consisting of small biker gangs revving motorbikes without mufflers in order to destroy people's eardrums... but yeah, not just on new year's.

When I was 17, my former physics teacher gave me a test that, according to her, had an average IQ of 114 at the time. Today, I am much more intelligent and capable, and I wouldn't say that I am intelligent compared to the people around me.

Tack! Rio de Janeiro and Balneário Camboriú are starting to be considered overrated now.

Brazil is not poor ,poor are the masses that include whites ,blacks,indians and the mixtures of them ...

Muito legal seu canal

Sou Paraibano, João Pessoa é muito bonito.

Brazil is among the countries with the highest immigration rates globally, having received significant influxes from Italy, Poland, Japan, Syria, Lebanon, and other nations, resulting in a uniquely diverse, multicultural population.

as a brazilian yes, and I'm just surprised that it isnt even lower... maybe next decade we achive ape status!!!

Te garanto, Brasil não é um país pobre, só algumas regiões, mesmo assim essas regiões são pobres por má administração do governo, tanto estadual quanto federal, sempre fomos governados por partidos de esquerda por maioria e a região Nordeste é a mais afetada porque é uma região onde a esquerda domina e manipula, tipo numa ditadura africana, eles mantém as pessoas na pobreza com "assistencialismo" do governo, se elas arrumam emprego elas perdem, e assim eles mantém elas pobres, analfabetas e se elegem sempre com promessas demagógicas

BRAZIL per Capita $9,130 YES , IS A POOR COUNTRY