Brazilians migrate back to Portugal

[@RagamalaRokudan]

Ten years ago, Portugal was in crisis and Brazil was booming. Time changes so quickly.

[@themuffin5072]

Thank God

[@qolspony]

Portugal is not really booming. It is just that Brazil is so bad right now that anything at this point is better.

[@MarcosBarrigaNunesdaSilva]

@@qolspony, are you brazilian? You know too much about Brazil. I think you live here, mate.

[@MarcosBarrigaNunesdaSilva]

@@qolspony, yes. Brazil is worst than Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Mongolia, Afeganistan, Lebanon, Egipty. Of course, you are right. Because 300.000 thousands are living in Portugal, does not mean anything. Don't be a stupid, 300.000 is not nothing compared with a population of 200 M.

[@qolspony]

@@MarcosBarrigaNunesdaSilva I'm a United States citizen who never travel and never would, because America is the greatest country on the planet by far! Your next question sir?

[@alvarocsossai]

One of the main reasons why so many Brazilians migrate to Portugal is to scape violence and lead a safer life. Brazilians go to Portugal looking for quality of life.

[@mdc4677]

Alvaro Sossai not anymore

[@resilience4lyfe331]

Alvaro Sossai they have created the worst quality of life ( & death) for millions of people in Brazil. Now they seek another Utopia- what they once had at the expense of others... Now they leave the ruins over mass graves...hilarious! They seek a less colorful society. Portugal isn’t exactly booming since they lost their best trade of human flesh

[@antoniogutierrezjr3175]

Alvaro Sossai full blooded Portuguese Brazilians should go where they are from African Brazilians to Africa mixed Brazilians stay in Brazil

[@henriquebraga5266]

@@resilience4lyfe331 Korea was in absolute shambles after WWII, but not only did it get itself back on track shortly afterwards, it's blooming. Brazil has been independent for about 200 years now. If your country is a mess, don't blame it on what Portugal did two or three centuries ago.

[@resilience4lyfe331]

Henrique Braga you shouldn’t assume. I’m American - specifically 🇺🇸.... never even been to 🇧🇷, so it’s not “my country”. Have a nice day

[@rost8303]

Portuguese love Brazilians who comes to live with us in peace ✌️ 🇵🇹🤩🇧🇷

[@Olando89]

Maybe I'll visit one day. Vocês são feitos para ser a Austrália da Europa.

[@AndreMartins-di4zd]

Well I'm Portuguese and I'm very happy to see Brazilians choosing to make Portugal their home and feel comfortable and safe living there. You're very welcome in Portugal

[@marcoandaloro478]

Andre Ethan Martins eu também! Bem vindo

[@toadtoadersson2239]

You're not a spokesman for Portugal, do you want to see the demigraphic decline of Portugal? - CLOSE THE BORDERS

[@antoniogutierrezjr3175]

Andre Ethan Martins I agree bro

[@christiandossantos3644]

@TCS_10 highly agree!!

[@bryan8182]

A gente não fala o mesmo idioma? Kk

[@saltlessbread]

Portugal has improved since this video was made. It still is hard to live here but it has improved. BUT in comparison to the current brazilian situation yea.. portugal is doing far better at the moment...

[@swicheroo1]

My Lisbon taxi driver was from Sao Paulo...and he cited safety as his major reason.

[@joaov.m.oliveira9903]

The country-side is generally safe but most people think Brazil only happens in the big cities, that's why they migrate.

[@mindthecorner]

Quero só realçar que os comentários racistas de ambas as facções, Portugal e Brasil, que aqui aparecem não são - DE TODO - representantes dos dois países. Antes de se zangarem e provocarem um efeito bola de neve ao responder a tais pérolas de merda, respirem fundo e lembrem-se que alimentar o ódio destes indivíduos só vai servir para lhes dar atenção (que é o que eles querem) e para vos estragar o dia. Eles não vão mudar de opinião porque são voluntariamente ignorantes e só estarão a desperdiçar o vosso tempo e o vosso latim. Dito isto: bem vindos a Portugal! Espero que se sintam acarinhados aqui. ^^

[@dom2640]

mindthecorner Completamente de acordo.

[@jorgegomez524]

mindthecorner Felizmente a maioria das pessoas de ambos os paises sao pessoas de bem. Vamos celebrar a maioria e esquecer a minoria de idiotas que ha em ambos os paises, como em qualquer pais de resto.

[@shmurtzz]

Marcos J Pinto Sejas bem vindo.

[@fernandolopes3491]

Marcos J Pinto Venha, não se vai arrepender. Todo o brasileiro é um português à solta e então esta terra, d certa forma também é vossa. Afinal, o Brasil foi uma criação nossa, para o bem e mal, estamos ligados pelo cordão umbilical, como de pai e filho se tratasse.

[@frapiment6239]

Mindthecomer digo muitas vezes isso nos meus comentários são uma minoria de idiotas e a única solução é não responder não podia estar mais de acordo.

[@armandovaiandando6472]

Is there a video called "Americans go back to England"?

[@Eu-Abreu]

Lembro-me de que há uns anos, quando Portugal estava a bater forte no fundo e o Brasil estava num crescimento económico incrível, os Brasileiros eram extremamente desagradáveis nos comentários dos vídeos do youtube, diziam que Portugal merecia tudo de mal e que o Brasil nunca devia ajudar esse tipo de pessoas. Hoje, como Português e com imenso respeito a todo o mundo Lusófono, digo: Sejam bem-vindos! espero que encontrem conforto aqui em Portugal, toda a gente merece uma mão cheia de oportunidades!!!

[@raimundoevandromotadasilva5854]

tudo verdade, zombavam dos Portugueses.

[@willianrochaonofre483]

Não ligue pra isso, a proporção de pessoas que faziam ou faz isso é ínfima, não corresponde nada com a maioria, apenas são pessoas desagradáveis que encomodam e acabam chamando a atenção pelo comportamento maldoso.

[@claudioaugusto8611]

Pessoas estúpidas há em todos os cantos do mundo, muito influenciadas pela frustração histórica do Brasil ser o que é e não o que devia ser, procurando, assim, culpados alheios ao invés de si mesmo. O importante a ser lembrado é que são minoritárias. O povo Brasileiro é bastante hospitaleiro a qualquer etnia ao redor do mundo. Abraços do Brasil.

[@joaov.m.oliveira9903]

"Os brasileiros", "os brasileiros", "os brasileiros", "os brasileiros", enfim... O camarada vê dois brasileiros fazendo comentário na internet e já vem com essa história de "os brasileiros são isto e aquilo".

[@Eu-Abreu]

@Nik Wilomady Não aceito insultos gratuitos a qualquer identidade! Deus (ou a entidade que acreditarem) escreve direito por linhas tortas. O que se espera é que melhores tempos virão para TODOS!

[@ramirotauro]

It is a shame see our people fleeing their own home because of violence. If not for the extreme levels of street violence, I would never think of moving even for a split of a second. My heart is bleeding right now.

[@allblackallblackandmorr8888]

Hamilton Gomes I’m American and I over to Brasil because I love the people and the culture. One major issue among others is Security. Brasil is violent in some areas. I barely here of crime in my city. The real crime is govt corruption.

[@ElCanoAyamonte]

You are welcome to Portugal. Portugal is an awesome country. We have a good quality of life here.

[@NeoZeta]

Wait, aren't you Brazilian?

[@ElCanoAyamonte]

Living in Portugal with Portuguese citizenship for more than 15 years. Portugal and Brazil are brother nations. At this point I feel more Portuguese than Brazilian.

[@NeoZeta]

You are still Brazilian, though. At least to put yourself in this position of deciding who is welcome.

[@ElCanoAyamonte]

Why not? I am Portuguese like many others. 90% of Brazilian people have Portuguese blood. That is a racist perspective. I don't see Portuguese people bothered with my comments. Where are you from? Italy?

[@NeoZeta]

Brazilians aren't a race. And it's not the same thing. They are still Brazilians. You're not true-born Portuguese. It's up for the locals to decide who is welcome. Not you nor yours.

[@edenromanov]

She clearly said Jiu jitsu not Judo, why the change in the translation?

[@benjackson7872]

I noticed that too

[@rauloliveira8320]

I not approve the hate between Portugueses and Brazilians. They are our brothers not Spaniards.

[@1vespa]

It the contrary pal... sorry to dissapoint you.

[@silveriorebelo8495]

Sim, é o contrário tantas vezes, infelizmente. Desde a independência, o poder político no Brasil tem feito tudo para denegrir a imagem dos portugueses. Porque eram maçónicos e combatiam tudo o que era católico e a origem da fé. Com a desculpa de assim consolidarem o nacionalismo brasileiro. Depois essa atitude foi reforçada pela imigração de origem italiana e alemã, gente completamente chauvinista - e invejosos de as suas queridas pátrias de origem terem sido tão insignificantes no mundo, enquanto Portugal construiu a imensa nação brasileira. Mas a maioria dos brasileiros continua fiel ao amor por Portugal. É uma questão vital para se manter vivo o orgulho de ser brasileiro.

[@frapiment6239]

Raul, Não te deixes enganar por essa minoria de haters que anda pela internet ideologicamente deformados e ignorantes não representam a população Brasileira que ama e valoriza os seus antepassados e Portugal como Pais irmão.

[@jh5kl]

completely false and serious non sense. factually, spaniards ARE our brothers (it takes two brain cells to figure that out), brazilians are our grandchildren

[@jh5kl]

@Bidu Bidu not really, unlike you we tend to have honest numbers. if only indonesian child marriages that ocur still today, muslim horrible statistics showing the horrifying routine of the treatment of women would concern you instead of defamating delusions.

[@sergiorolo3721]

Not sure if incompetence or just a suspicious tendency for it, but parts of this translation are pure rubbish: Min 4:54 - 5:16 "what he says is: I am a manager in Brazil, i did my degree there and in my city there are very few options for the Master´s Degree, and for you to advance with your studies, so i came to Portugal, because it has quality education. And because it had very good options for my area, and what i really wanted". (spot the differences) Min 14:33 " ...but really to live and make a life here is very good, i love it" (dint even bother to translate) and Min 4:20 this information would make sense 2 years ago, you need to check your facts: At the moment the economy is growing, the unemployment is at 10.2 better than Italy or Spain for example. Public debt was controlled and the deficit in 2016 was 2,1% way below the 3% demanded by the EU. Very poor and bias work..

[@Pedro4490]

In my city, which is a coastal Northern Portuguese city we have such a big Brazilian population, that they are now a large portion of the population. Some may not appear as Brazilians in statistics, but as Portuguese due to that relation. The strange thing is that is now not just the poor, which must be because they can have a more peaceful and safer life standard. The relation between the Portuguese and Brazilians is not what you get from online stuff (angry kids who dont leave their bedrooms), it is good in real life.

[@ruyrabello6990]

Why does the interviewer always makes questions IN SPANISH on a show about Brazilians in Portugal?

[@MatheusLegenda]

Coisa chata. Os falantes de espanhol ADORAM fazer isso.

[@bryantazzioli2408]

Back to Portugal??? They are from Brazil coming to Portugal!!! So they are not back they are immigrating

[@ricardopontes7177]

Many are, there are 5 million Portuguese in Brazil. Back in 19th century it was even more. I am both nationalities and have many friends that are "brazilian" but are actually Portuguese, it is a fluid concept.

[@9856359]

Dumbest comment ever. There was a mass immigration frm brazilians 8 years ago and after the crisis, most of them went back to Brazil. That's why the title is "Back to Portugal".

[@frapiment6239]

80% of Brazilians have Portuguese ancesters so in this sense they are coming back to the land of there grand-grand-parents

[@columbus2chris]

@@9856359 hi matty

[@tatianamendoncastudio]

Considering colonization , the "going back" statement ist not 100% wrong.

[@FranceFaria4]

Brasileiros com boas intenções são bem vindos, mas os que vêm para se aproveitar do sistema e os gatunos que há no Brasil que fiquem longe, não tragam o mal para cá.

[@tigrounetteremanescentes7256]

Pois...o problema é que vieram (não só do Brasil) muitos para assaltos violentos e outros crimes de enorme violência, que há uns anos atrás não se via muito por aqui. O esquema actual deles é fazer alguns desses crimes e voltar para o país deles. No entanto, estamos apenas a olhar para o lado negativo, também há boa gente que veio e vem para cá e esses são realmente bem vindos. Os meus vizinhos do lado são brasileiros e são bem melhores que os vizinhos de baixo, que são portugueses (gente reles).

[@almamater7957]

Os brasileiros nem no Brasil são bons quanto mais em Portugal

[@macacoprego7368]

Sou brasileiro e tenho ORGULHO Da minha ancestralidade portuguesa!

[@raiosdessaauroraforte6668]

está bem está

[@ConstantinoMRL]

portogays

[@magomistico562]

🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮 voce é chamado de lixo pelos portugays.

[@tiaroque]

Brasileiros são boa gente! Adoro as pessoas

[@ezequielson5677]

Nem todos

[@ezequielson5677]

***** Falou tudo

[@Eros21ifi]

CALLTOUROS Disse asneira.. você não teve contato com mais de 204 milhões de pessoas. Nada está perdido, você que está denominando nosso país ao fracasso. Temos muito a melhorar sim, mas temos estrutura e capacidade para isso. Se você quer a mudança, lute por isso, candidata-se ao governo, corra atrás e faça a diferença. Temos problemas graves que foi desencadeada com a corrupção, mas não se pode generalizar nunca. Temos a cultura e diversidade mais rica do mundo, temos o povo mais alegre. Tudo seria diferente se o povo tivesse uma educação de qualidade e políticos menos interessado somente no seu bem estar.

[@tiaroque]

***** Será que é mesmo preciso responder a essa? Va que tu chegas la sozinho

[@ezequielson5677]

Tiago Curião kkkk

[@swagggggggggggggggg1802]

Its so strange to imagine that girl couldn't go out with her friends in brazil becaause of security reasons. I never imagined that here in Portugal. I hope not many brazilians have to face this and im glad they decided to live a safer life. you're more than welcome here, brothers.

[@politiksispoker2362]

Depends where she lived. The violence became bad and a real issue like 3 years ago. Isn't everywhere, like in every State, is mostly in poor areas. Cities like Rio, Vitoria or Porto Alegre are becoming very violent, even at upper middle class or rich neighborhoods and those Cities/States are rich States. Brazil's problem is a made up problem not a chronic one. For example, you can't arrest a minor for more than 6 months and you can't count in one hand the times a minor was judged as an adult. Brazil has the strongest gun policy in the world, basically civilians are prohibited to have a weapon. Add to that the fact the last 15 years this country was Governed by a gang of neocon thieves pseudo socialists with Communist tendencies and you have a receipt for disaster. The sad part is, we are not far from greatness, all we need is a good decade, get decent politicians, change a couple laws. impunity is killing Brazil and many Brazilians.

[@osmar5800]

Na verdade eu achei que o pai dela foi um pouco dramático. Eu nunca fui roubado na verdade eu nunca conheci uma pessoa que já foi roubada . A criminalidade existi. Mas nunca presenciei

[@shinyone4613]

It depends where you live, in Florianopolis for example, no problem very little violence.

[@resilience4lyfe331]

SWAGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG culturally Swag isn’t Portuguese. If she was concerned about safety then it’s due to abject poverty and institutionalized racism which increases crime. Instead of dealing with their past Brazil chooses to pretend that all is well, not addressing problems. Severe, brutal things happened for centuries to millions of people... who has helped them go outside?

[@MatheusLegenda]

@@politiksispoker2362 "The violence became bad and a real issue like 3 years ago." Adora quando gente fala esse conto infantil na Internet. Tá sempre bem engraçado.

[@raquel_lucas]

Great journalism. However, It makes me sad to see so poor and amateur subtitles. Communication is the core of journalism. Language matters. You can't talk about migration, you can't do communication and not care about language issues. Bad behavior CGTN America. What an unprofessional approach!

[@AlexSoüza_888]

Quando você nasce no Brasil é honesto e pensa caridosamente com o próximo mas ainda assim ver que o seu país é dominado por governantes corruptos e bandidos de ruas .. Você chora !!!! não acredito que os brasileiros sejam as pessoas mais felizes do mundo . claro !!!! os mais simpáticos entretanto escravos da impunidade. um país que vc se esconde dentro da própria casa e os bandidos estão soltos Um país lindo que poderia ser muito melhor mas que há promessas vazias de " O país do futuro"

[@ticopipa]

For 2017, date of this program, the economy info about Portugal is incorrect.

[@juice8431]

I am a 25 year old engineering graduate from Brazil. My English is good and I have 7 months of work experience from working under my uncle. Anyone wanna adopt me?

[@rikkichadwick3548]

Lol

[@Formerlyi]

brazilians keep telling everyone to COME TO BRASIUUUUUUU but not even them wanna live in brazil anymore apparently

[@qolspony]

True!

[@antoniogutierrezjr7471]

Portuguese here bad things bout the Africans in Brazil in the favelas lol not all under same umbrella u hardly here if african Brazilians migrate to a country that isn’t there mother land

[@ronalbars]

THOSE PEOPLE INTERVIEWED IN THE VIDEO CAN'T TALK FOR ALL THE COUNTRY! I', BRAZILIAN AND I LOVE MY COUNTRY!

[@mountainman6172]

12:12 talk about incentives. By the way, some Portuguese are migrating to Angola and Mozambique too.

[@nunobraga8443]

But whoever goes to Angola or Mozambique goes with temporary contract, not to live as an emigrant, no one goes there to live and look for work!

[@user-ts1gj9wb6u]

Nuno Braga Not currently but in another decade or two.

[@gileve1205]

Que bom. Se eles tiverem intenções de trabalhar, ajudar o país e melhorarem a sua qualidade de vida não há problema. Porém Portugal não é o paraíso que eles pensam ser. Ainda há crise, a empregabilidade é baixa e habitação é uma coisa que não está disponível para muitos portugueses, logo muito menos para os brasileiros. A ver como corre.

[@nunobraga8443]

lololol

[@ayubajohn1970]

Migration is a way of life of people; just try to show love to the foreigner according to Jesus Christ teaching. One love the entire race of human black or white

[@MatheusLegenda]

❤️❤️❤️

[@MarianoBulaBlackOrpheus]

Carmen miranda is Portuguese by birth and Brazilian by nationality

[@rianmcgonigal7419]

How can Brazilians return to their 'motherland' by going to Portugal? Their motherland is Brazil. They just happen to speak Portuguese. I was born in USA and speak English...my motherland is the USA...not England.

[@frapiment6239]

80% of Brazilians have Portuguese ancesters so in this sense they are coming back to the land of there grand-grand-parents

[@rianmcgonigal7419]

ok...I see. So only 20% of Brazilians are indigenous?

[@frapiment6239]

@@rianmcgonigal7419 no, less than 15% of Brazilians have some remote indeginous ancestry that result mainly from the Colonial mixture between Portugueses, Africans and Indiginious, but actual Indigenous only represents less than 3% of the population. The second contribution are from Africa with almost 60% of Brazilians having some African ancestor. And due to the immigration during the 2 world wars it is estimate that around 20% will have other European or Asian ancestry too.

[@rianmcgonigal7419]

+frapiment ....thanks for the clarification. My wife is Portuguese and has been with me in USA for 23 years and we are planning to live in Portugal. Since she is already a Portuguese citizen, it should be a fairly smooth transition. It's nice to see the incentives that some places in Portugal are offering Brazilians to settle there.

[@frapiment6239]

@@rianmcgonigal7419 I'm sure that you will have no problem at all and with a Portuguese wife even better to quickly enter in the Portuguese way of life making Portuguese friends. Yes Portugal is a very modern, safe and open country and for Brazilians and other former colonies its kind of natural because of our common language and history. All the best for your family. Cheers

[@pumabro6219]

Beautiful Portugal 🇵🇹 and Brasil 🇧🇷 be one country they speak Portugués they are Portugués

[@oxdhaoxt3694]

The effects of slavery will be felt for generations to come. Any modern country build on slavery will fall

[@maximusasauluk7359]

Overly dramatic, I guess bye bye USA!

[@adityanawani8134]

OXDH AOXT True!👍👍👍

[@Congomany]

OXDH AOXT 100% true we just need to wait

[@keeganmoonshine7183]

every country was built on slavery. slavery has been a thing since antiquity. There isn't a nation that exists today that doesn't have past experiences with slavery in their lands.

[@ruicunha9693]

USA already start to falling apart

[@brunotorres7332]

Our country is your country I love brazilians to me they are as portuguese as us. My memories will always share great adventures with my brazilian fellowship youth. Our Portugal needs Brasil urgently. Would love to see Portugal rising to the top of the world for the good reasons it has got so much potential. Portugal is global and friendly after all we only had the sea throughout history but we had a vision that is not lost at all one day we will be a sustainable country with us all living in peace and inspire the world to change.

[@analima5692]

O problema dos Brasileiros é a sindrome do cidadão gentil. Chega todo tipo de refugiado do mundo no Brasil, Brasileiros não reclamam. Durante a crise Portuguesa milhares de Portugueses vieram ao Brasil, muitos estudaram em Universidades Públicas, uma pesquisa feita com os estudantes Brasileiros mostrou que 85% estava feliz em poder ajudar. Quando teve o terremoto no Chile o primeiro exercito a prestar socorro foi o Brasileiro. Quando teve no Haiti formos os primeiros a aparecer. Há 5 anos ajudamos Portugal a ajudar a Ilha da Madeira durante aquele enchente que destruiu a ilha. Quando a UE e os EUA foram ajudar a Africa a "acabar" com a AIDS eles venderam o coquetel para os Africanos. O Brasil quebrou a patente do coquetel da AIDS e deu para Angola, Mozambique e Cabo Verde 4 laboratorios totalmente equipados para que eles pudessem produzir o medicamento. Não ganhamos um tostão e os laboratorios foram oferecidos não vendidos. Quando a UE quis massacrar a Grecia e Portugal lá estavamos nós, opondo, reclamando, falando que não era justo e queriam acabar com Portugal e a Grecia. hoje, lá estamos de novo na ONU, protestando contra o IMF querendo ferrar com a Italia. Somos os ótarios do mundo. Das grandes nações somos o Golden Retriever, sempre se vendendo por um carinho e um sorriso. O dia que o Brasileiro começar a tratar como é tratado tudo muda, inclusive a levar a sério a nossa politica que ;e uma desgraça.

[@lemmuelfagnus8688]

Ana Lima Bem diferente e interessante seu comentário.

[@fftere]

Ana Lima Nossa política externa e diplomacia são patéticas. Nós somos os empregados do primeiro mundo, putas dos estrangeiros. Patético, não temos respeito nenhum, e eu não os culpo

[@silveriorebelo8495]

Ana Lima: Parece-me que você elabora sobre uma ideia errada: Portugal e outros países têm uma atitude altruísta semelhante para com outros povos. Por exemplo, Portugal lutou durante décadas pela independência de Timor, contra a influência americana, e conseguiu esse objetivo por pura perseverança na sua atividade diplomática nesse sentido. E não ganhámos nada com isso: são os Australianos que exploram o petróleo do mar de Timor, eles que foram os que mais se opuseram à independência do país. O problema é que, ao mesmo tempo que há essas atitudes positivas, há interesses privados e geo-estratégicos que promovem políticas perversas. Por exemplo, tenho dúvidas de que o Brasil tenha assim uma ação assim tão positiva em relação aos países do golfo da Guiné onde a Petrobrás tem muitos poços de petróleo. Não me parece que esses povos - São Tomé e Guiné Equatorial, por exemplo - tenham ganho muito com o facto de o Brasil lhes estar a explorar o petróleo.

[@Joleyn-Joy]

Verdade

[@nicolasdeoliveira5897]

Silverio Rebelo Portuga não fala merda

[@matt6582]

this has to be some sort of propaganda , It is common knowledge that Portugals EMMIGRATION rate is high and that they have a big brain drain happening at the moment.

[@DiogoF.]

Yes, that it is very true as it is for other peripheral and southern European countries, like the Republic of Ireland and Italy, but it doesn't invalidate the fact that Portugal is filled with Brazilians who may lead happy and better lives here. The video highlights all their difficulties in Portugal as well.

[@dudanunesbleff]

Portuguese people emmigrate because they wish for better jobs, Brazilians go to Portugal because it is far better than Brazil. Portugal is filled with Brazilians, believe me. And some of them are just 'milking the cow', not contributing in anyway to improve what they find in Portugal and complaining about the 'cow' not being fat enough for them.

[@ZEROZERO-xx3qm]

So what?!?!?!? What does one thing have to do with the other???? Portugal is both an emigrants and immigrants country. Lots of people come from our former COLONIES to live here.

[@ZEROZERO-xx3qm]

Muito bem dito, força nisso rapaz! Viva o Brasil e Viva Portugal!!

[@yumi1257]

Orion Lord not with their problems

[@lucaipiranga]

I had lived in Porto 7 ,months in 97, only good memories, since 2006 I live in wonderful Foshan (China) , if you can be an expat do it, if you can’t try to change the corruption in our cities, it’s a way to start make Brazil better

[@SB-rw2on]

In Brazil we say "if you have the opportunity, do not waste time and leave the country". Brazil has many problems in literally everything you can imagine, people here are self-racist, and they have no hope that anything can improve. In Portugal they speak the same language and receive in euro, so you can deduct the rest...

[@LeandroMeneghin]

Ganham em euro MAS TAMBÈM gastam em euro

[@chrisbennett606]

SB what do you mean by the words people are self racist in Brazil

[@bolsonaroelulaemum6982]

Pelo jeito, entre o Brasil e Portugal, parece ser um ciclo eterno de imigrações entre os dois, assim como Ouroboros, quando Portugal está em crise, portugueses migram para o Brasil e agora que o Brasil está em crise, brasileiros migram para Portugal. Provavelmente esses laços são os laços mais fortes entre países considerados "irmãos" ou "pai e filho", isso também ocorre entre os Estados Unidos e a Inglaterra(não o Reino Unido, apenas a Inglaterra).

[@JoseMarceloToledoOsorio]

Mas cuidado , sao falsos e muito! ..., amanha se Portugal vais mal , te mando a Merda! ... , cuidado...!

[@JLGNF]

Afro Brasilians wont stand a chance in Portugal. So yes the white Brasilians may have a chance but not the Afrobrasilians Brasiians from Nordeste.

[@adityanawani8134]

The Junior League of Gwinnett & North Fulton Counties It is not upto the portuguese to decide.

[@lauramartins5953]

@Brazilian/Norway Your username states you're Brazilian. So... not Portuguese.

[@ratface1208]

Dude just take a dna test

[@eliseomartinez7911]

brasileiros Silva CR7 is completely different boyyyy his grandmother was from Cabo Verde and he is from Madeira hence the darker features.

[@areudumbstoopidordumbhuh8998]

They can go back to west africa

[@ricardopontes7177]

Many brazilians are more portuguese than actual portuguese. Remember, it is indeed a return to the motherland, 5 million portuguese families live im Brazil, it is in a away an extension of Portugal.

[@frapiment6239]

You are speaking about recent emigration but even Brazilians from colónial period descend from Portuguese Families mixed with Africans.

[@SilVia-hs2kb]

Hmmm, you were reaching with "more Portuguese",than the actual Portuguese...que absurdo.

[@ViriatusYT]

Haha what a retarded statement ricardo you know damn well thats not even remotely possible.

[@lauramartins5953]

If you really believe that, you're fooling yourself.

[@LuizEduardo-en3ez]

Quando o Brasil estava bombando e Portugal estava em crise, milhares de portugueses emigraram para o Brasil. Agora o movimento se inverteu!

[@jefersonpetri]

Moro há 26 anos em Portugal.Amo este país. Em qualquer lugar do mundo tem suas mazelas,mas cá tem se qualidade de vida isto quer dizer se vive.

[@ismaelscheeren7972]

Moro em uma cidade no interior do RS. Trabalho como vidraceiro ganho entre 4 a 6 mil por mês, compro meus alimentos orgânicos direto do produtor a um preço muito bom, todos os dias ando de bicicleta e vou a academia, minha camionete fica na rua com a chave na ignição a noite, no verão quando vou ao banco ou supermercado deixo ela ligada com o ar condicionado. Minha cidade tem as ruas asfaltada, canteiros centrais floridos. Sem lixo, bagunça ou som alto. Minha família sempre foi bem atendida pelo SUS, fiz 2 cirurgias. Viajo muito de moto pelos países da América do Sul, muitas vezes saio na quinta e volto só na terça. Em Portugal por 3 anos trabalhando com o mesmo trabalho daqui mal consegui pagar aluguel e comer, se quisesse juntar mais dinheiro teria que trabalhar final de semana, aí se foi a qualidade de vida.

[@jaelynnzee9091]

I'd LOVE to move there, not only for the warm temps and less humidity( I think), but also so I can get the needed pain control that I am not getting in the US. I can't do hardly anything with this much pain and cannot afford alternative therapies not covered by crap gov insurance. Problem is, I don't speak Portuguese, only some French and even less Spanish.

[@SilVia-hs2kb]

There's no humidity in Portugal. Portugal is not a tropical country. it has all 4 seasons.

[@Iveteqq]

Bom documentário, vamos compartilhar com a página e o grupo Vivendo Portugal!

[@priyankarmajumder4152]

Brazil is a beautiful country. Way more richer,beautiful and fascinating than Portugal.

[@M.Đ-z4u]

brazil is beautiful but still poor country

[@Starkardur]

more dangerous too and conservative.

[@br3menPT]

Brazil was created by Portugal, theres no Brazil without Portugal. Also Brazil has much more natural resources, however Portugal is clearly more developed

[@zoroastrianisticzoro297]

portugal is a small country, how can they take all of these?

[@politiksispoker2362]

Isn't as many as you think. Over 95.000 immigrated to Portugal and over 120.000 Portuguese immigrated to Brazil. The key is, Brazil has 206 millions and Portugal 10 millions, taking that aside you see portuguese came here way more than we go there. The thing is Brazilians don't immigrate, we are one of the countries with less immigrants in the world. Less than 1% of Brazil's population immigrates.

[@frapiment6239]

Portugal is a medium country in term of Europe and even comparing all countries in the world is just in the middle in terms of area and Population. So having 5 or 6 million more its not a big deal when now we have less than half a million immigrants

[@lauramartins5953]

@@frapiment6239 5/6 million more is not a big deal? That's 1/3 of the population!

[@frapiment6239]

@@lauramartins5953 And whats the problem? Portugal has a low population density and less immigrants when compared with other countries in Europe. Holand with half the size has almost the double of population and for example in Austria or Ireland 12% of the population is immigrants that is 3 times more than in Portugal. So Portugal having 20 Millions of people is not a problem but probably a goal that can only be achieved with more immigrants and if these immigrants come from Portuguese speaking countries the better because of cultural and historical bonds that make integration easier.

[@lauramartins5953]

@@frapiment6239 I'm shocked by your way of thinking. How is this even possible? We have always had a low density population, that's a good thing and probably one of the reasons why we're one of the most peaceful countries on Earth. We're great the way we are, we don't need to change it, (nor do we want to change it). So you're advocating that Portugal should have 20 million of people, half of them not Portuguese people? Are you serious? You're advocating for the destruction of Portugal and the Portuguese ethnicity. And, believe me, language in this case has nothing to do with it, European immigrants integrate better than Brazilians (especially Southern Europeans).

[@delefrati]

Great video, but the subtitles are a pain to read if you understand what they are really talking...

[@tigrounetteremanescentes7256]

You can't say they came here ilegally...

[@NeoZeta]

But they do come illegally. Well, not really come, but they overstay illegally.

[@politiksispoker2362]

Brazilians don't "go" or "come" , we ARRIVEEEEEE, loud and with a lot of style saying "Babe, we here, let's party."

[@JohnDoe-um2qk]

politiks Brasil thats why many portugese hate brazil.

[@PY2SRSANDRO]

Óptimo vídeo/entrevista, muito bem feito...

[@goingfreenow3297]

Can you help me immigrate back? I don't understand why family left this beautiful fairytale.

[@allblackallblackandmorr8888]

I love Brasil despite its govt corruption, poor public hospitals, low salaries, high crime, high banking interest and Terrible Presidents. Brasilians are a wonderful people despite the countries problems.

[@saltlessbread]

Amo os brasileiros. Bem-vindos cá em Portugal

[@saltlessbread]

@Vulpes Inculta és um otário.

[@claudiaw2381]

It's so funny reading all the comments on here...not only the personal attacts on one another (either because of nationality or use of the English/Portuguese languages) but also the comments on the quality of the translation on the video clip. We are all human..we all make mistakes, none of us are perfect. We all bleed the same and we eventually will all die one day..so while we are here, let's try and make our soul's journey a bit more pleasant for one another by being kind and loving towards each other. We do not need to turn into Trump - (sorry I live in the United States 😐 )..

[@allblackallblackandmorr8888]

Claudia W Beautifully said

[@cbalducc]

How can they migrate back to a country they never lived in?

[@sakura14001]

this interview its really bad.... outdated information and missleading translation... and its not "bck to portugal" theyr brazilians, not portuguese. AND the interviwer tried to speak portuguese and spoke spanish lol

[@sentinela8775]

"Brazilians move back to Portugal..."??? Wtf??? You meant, Brazilians that move to Portugal.

[@someguysomeone3543]

What do they mean by back? It's very unlikely that these people have lineage from the original portugese settlers.

[@cleitincicalenda9375]

Well 80% of Brazilians have full or partial portuguese ancestry

[@antinoofromgreece6560]

They have, of course

[@JustinianG]

Portugal has one of the lowest unemployment rates in southern europe now...

[@josecarlosfragoaspimenta9006]

Essa desculpa da segurança, para sair fora do Brasil, é meio falsa! A verdade que algumas cidades grandes realmente não possuem a segurança desejada, contudo, há milhares de cidade médias e pequenas no interior do Brasil que são incrivelmente seguras e com excelente qualidade de vida (não podemos esquecer que o país é continental). Assim, não engulo essa tese aí que “fui embora do Brasil por causa da violência”.

[@ViriatusYT]

Welcome back, you were Portuguese in the first place anyways.

[@Pivotwrath]

lol

[@Gabriel-nh8kt]

we are not portuguese lol

[@ViriatusYT]

@@Gabriel-nh8kt Is that so? Funny because the Portuguese founded that country, over 5 million Portuguese people migrated to Brazil overtime you think they dont fk like bunnys?

[@TheLNL2012]

quando a situação no brasil melhorou muitos voltaram e disseram cobras e lagartos de portugal agora estão de volta mas o povão é dado a sacanagem mesmo...

[@ronalbars]

@Vulpes Inculta teu cu! não generalize seu trouxa

[@LeandroMeneghin]

Quantos brasileiros se auto-humilhando, afundando o país como se a minúscula verdade que conhecem fosse a grade proporção de um todo. Esse vídeo aí é para promover o ego português e alienar os brasileiros?

[@OCaraBR87]

Também reparei nisso, exageram demais, e dizem como se a realidade deles fosse a realidade de todos no Brasil. Fiquei até com vergonha alheia.

[@rikkichadwick3548]

The problem is that Brazil is a good country, but only for the rich, they drive nice cars, Live in mansions, they're mostly white, etc, the rest have to work really hard or go to college to go to a better place in the country or move to another like Portugal or the US.

[@Poraqui]

It's a fair portrait of Brazilian immigration to Portugal, but because Portugal has an "open doors" immigration policy, especially towards former colonies, the picture in 2023 is not the best. Housing crisis that studies show that's, at least correlated with the vast numbers of migrants, a choke hold on our Health service and Social services and rise of violence and multiple consumer complaints reports regarding services where there's a prevalence of foreigners, especially brazilians anf Hindustani. Regarding violence almost everyday there's crime being reported linked with foreigners, including brazilians. Without border control several PCC Brazilian members find haven in Portugal to continue their criminal activities. And because migrants have to face the same issues regarding everyday living in Portugal, they are not contributing positively to increased birth rates nor to the fertility synthetic index. There were in 2021 just 8 births per thousand inhabitants and women in fertile age have around 1,23 children. In 1974, in Portugal there were 24 births ‰ and fertile women had 3-4 children during their lifetime. So, the Portuguese culture and quality of living that made foreigners dream of living in it , is fading due to Portugal accepting without control or rules multiculturalism.

[@thatdutchguy2882]

I know from experience trough my many travels in Portugal that the locals, were ever you go in Portugal and find Brazilian's legal or otherwise, aren't all to happy with the return of "them". They are heavily scrutinised by the Portuguese and if anything happens in the neighbourhood, anything at all, the locals are very quick to point the finger at the Brazilian/Brazilians around. You'll repeatedly hear a Portuguese say: "They are all criminals and bandits, worse than gypsies". I had a talk with an English restaurant owner in Portugal married to a Portuguese wife, he said he wasn't allowed to employ Brazilians, his wife wouldn't allow it. They had 2 teenaged children a 17 year old daughter and 15 year old son, the mother was afraid a Brazilian was going to rape her daughter and rob her son,....totall nonsense of course, but it even rubbed off on her British husband and he didn't want his daughter comming home or even associated with a Brazilian, although he was more mellow vs his wife about it. It was weird to see second hand xenophobia first hand and another foreigner himself participating in this behaviour. If I've noticed this, i can only imagine how the Brazilians "returning" to Portugal must feel,....but the Angolans get it just as bad in Portugal btw and it's omnipresent, just an FYI.

[@thatdutchguy2882]

Many Brazilians go to France aswell. And in my humble opinion, that's the better choice for a whole plethora of reasons.

[@thatdutchguy2882]

Bike culture,...that's the Kingdom of the Netherlands, second to none. He's in the wrong place there.

[@thatdutchguy2882]

The Golden visa loophole is closed now. On orders of the EU.

[@goingfreenow3297]

I would complain too, if you came to my country and call me names like xenophobia. Well it's their home for goodness sakes.

[@mamaefit8043]

I am from São Paulo and have been living in Lisbon for 2 years! I love It and won't leave this place so soon! 🇧🇷 ❤ 🇵🇹

[@smi835]

Que triste que tantos brasileiros tenham que sair do seu país por causa da violência e desemprego.

[@technoinfo.1488]

Marcelo, o Brasil não é um pais para os fracos. Temos violência , temos desemprego, e temos uma crise politica enorme a resolver, e mesmo assim estamos entre as 10 maiores economias do mundo, o que significa que a maioria está trabalhando, ganhando dinheiro e colocando a máquina para rodar. Para quem não tem qualificação ou tem preguiça o melhor é sair do Brasil pois para esses a vida aqui é dura !

[@jefersonpetri]

O que adianta sermos a 10º economia mundial? Tu acha que o problema maior do Brsail e não ter trabalho? Até tem,mas e o resto? Casa da minha mãe é uma jaula e mesmo assim já foi assaltas muitas vezes e o meu falecido pai e irmãs ficaram como refém. Tu acha que é so colocar a maquina a rodar? Olha economia de Portugal atual ?

[@technoinfo.1488]

Jeferson, eu entendo o seu lamento. A violência está a solta. A dimensão complexa da violência terá que ser resolvida com uma solução complexa, mas para isso o povo teria que aceitar que o governo passasse por cima de direitos que as entidades religiosas e de DH não aceitariam como a pena de morte, lobotomia, prisão perpétua, campo de concentração entre outras soluções extremas. Não vejo um meio termo a curto prazo. No passado os colonizadores enviavam os criminosos para as colónias. Eu acho que deviamos mandar de volta a Portugal.

[@Joleyn-Joy]

Se eu fosse presidente eu retirava cidadania de Brasileiros que "voltassem" pra Portugal. Salvo estudos por tempo determinado. Isso deveria ser considerado traição.

[@MatheusLegenda]

Idiota fascista. Vá lamber as botas de Ustra.

[@markojovanovic630]

You make a colony and then deny rights to your successors that are coming back

[@ruicorreia6373]

Last time I've heard they were very proud of their little independence.

[@ticopipa]

Unfortunately Americans and sometimes British always have a snide, condescending views on other countries.

[@qolspony]

Lets make it clear. These are one small segment of the Brazilian population - White Brazilian.

[@kollab4607]

In fact,more than half of the Brazilian population is white

[@kollab4607]

Brazilian population (official): 47.52% white 43.42% mixed 7.52% black 1.1% japaneses 0.42% other groups

[@kollab4607]

Brazil was never a Black country,this is a myth

[@qolspony]

@@kollab4607 The great majority of Brazilians are mixed including the White ones. But there is no "Mixed" category to categorized a Brazilians, so they fall under the Black umbrella. So as it stands, 54 percent of Brazilians are Black. But what is Black in the U.S. will be classified as Latino or (Hispanic). Unless they have ancestry from the States, Caribbean or African.

[@qolspony]

@@kollab4607 It was never a Black controlled country. Yes. But like the United States (I guess you did not know this), it was a majority Black Country. Brazil is majority African Descendant country, since for a Black American (which is what I am), to be truly black it must include color, hair texture and facial features. And socio-political/historical consciousness, which is not present in many Spanish and Portuguese speakers. If you don't have at least one or two of these things, you are not black.

[@mohamed-2711]

Damn i understand this conversation better than Spanish lol. and I have been learning spanish for two years.

[@nunobraga8443]

So ..... they came to Portugal in search of a better life and then, return to Brazil because it was not better! And now, they are sorry, and have returned to immigrate to Portugal again! Is that what you mean?

[@makpazon11]

Excellent reporting!

[@TheEarthRealm]

1:25 ...illegally? 😑

[@yohaku42]

Achei bacana, só achei exagerado a parte que falava sobre a violência. Soou como se aqui a gente não pudesse sair de casa sem ser assaltado.

[@danielt.8573]

"Migrate back"?

[@thumtlnguyen3626]

19 years old and he already had a college degree?

[@reinerwilhelms-tricarico344]

Very interesting piece, and it looks like the light is returning in Portugal. Thank God you didn’t follow entirely the austerity plans Brussels and Schäuble had for you. It almost looks like a boom, and I hope it won’t be overdone again. Make sure you tax the super rich and keep an eye on them, constrain the speculators. Make them pay well and really invest in Portugal when they now became sick of Brazil, but give the simple work folks who return a chance to make it. The neoliberal elites tend to bring things down. They can’t help it. Neoliberalism is like a cult. They always love to help along emerging booms on which they can ride. For a while they may show good will that allows a country to recover, and then they take all the credit for the success. If it fails and when the next bust arrives they are the first to move on. So you have to insist on redistribution so that the countryside and small towns aren’t left behind.

[@konliner9286]

This is good for countering Portugal's low birth rate.

[@nunobraga8443]

Only if it is to increase the number of unemployed, and to think that you are abroad in your own country!

[@lauramartins5953]

Yeah, so we literally cease to exist as an ethnicity.

[@masond7573]

Eu também gostaria de sair do Brasil. Portugal é muito mais seguro.

[@oliveroliveira3669]

Tchau

[@ronalbars]

@@oliveroliveira3669 kkkk isso

[@brauliocavalcanti3703]

Sou brasileiro e sou português. Dupla nacionalidade. Moro na Ásia e depois irei pra Noruega

[@AntonioOliveira-kn8xr]

" Brasil país do futuro... esse futuro que nunca chega " Bem citado.

[@lucasesteves6179]

O Brasil deveria cobrar a divida histórica da exploração de nossos recursos naturais, exploração social da nossa população via escravidão tanto de indígenas, africanos como de italianos que vieram para o Brasil durante o império para trabalhar em situação análoga a escravidão. Se pagassem o que foi tirado do Brasil durante da colonização... Portugal e diversos países europeus são rentistas, sustentam seu padrão de vida com base na vida e no suor de gerações de colonos.

[@lucasesteves6179]

@@hikore01 kkkkkkkkk sentiu a ferida.

[@lucasesteves6179]

cheira à merda.* Infelizmente ainda mata uma das poucas coisas belas que Portugual deixou ao mundo.

[@Pivotwrath]

If you come to Portugal come legally.

[@carpediem6568]

After watching them dance, I think I like Brazil! Portugal is obviously nice but it looks a little boring.

[@ruicunha9693]

Actually is not boring at all! You should visit cities like Porto, Braga, Lisbon! Or at least see some videos about travel to Portugal 😊

[@carpediem6568]

@@ruicunha9693 Okay, and thanks. Portugal looks spotlessly clean, almost too perfect. But it has all the ingredients of an expat's dream with cost of living, safety and weather. Only I would locate a place in the country where they don't speak English.

[@ruicorreia6373]

Brasil - Date Portugal - Marry

[@geogm.840]

Portugal não é a solução, está com uma crise ainda bastante forte e duvido que esta situação (de vinda de grande numero de brasileiros) se mantenha por muito mais tempo.

[@MrGrieves24666]

Geog M. A crise acabou em 2016 e o desemprego esta em 7.8% , Ainda achas que a crise está forte???

[@frapiment6239]

Portugal em crise? Kkkk estas atrasado 3 anos e para que conste 1 ano depois do teu comentário, nunca houve tantos Brasileiros a virem para Portugal.

[@andretemplet2578]

The audio engineering needs to get fired.

[@SovietBear4]

9:54 most american thing ever, talking spanish to a brazillian

[@ericsauln1150]

How is that american? Iberians understand each other even if it’s a different language

[@Alejandrocasabranca]

O Brasil vai dominar o mundo 😊

[@lucassrain9647]

Eu adoraria ir para Portugal, minha mãe disse que meu bisavô( ou tatara, não lembro agora) era português, mas não tenho como provar isso. Tenho "Coimbra" no meu nome mas isso não serve pra nada, é frustrante não conseguir ter meu direito de cidadania portuguesa :(

[@frapiment6239]

Lucas, A maioria dos Brasileiros são descendentes de Portugueses como é óbvio mas como já vem da formação do Pais é muito antigo e não permite obter a cidadania Portuguesa. No entanto os Brasileiros tem várias formas de entrar legalmente em Portugal pois derivado à ligação histórica existem muitas facilidades. Basta veres alguns vídeos aqui no KZbin que explicam como podes fazer. Um abraço

[@EliasRoy]

Love Portugal 🇵🇹 from India 🇮🇳. We have a state in India that used to be a Portuguese colony (Goa).

[@realchad7200]

Are you hindus??

[@EliasRoy]

@@realchad7200 Me? I’m not

[@bijuvarghese338]

Arrependa-se de seus pecados (violação das leis) no pensamento, palavra e ação. Entreguem suas vidas a Jesus. Obter água batizada em uma igreja bíblica de acordo com o comando do Senhor. Que o Senhor lhe dê salvação e vida eterna enquanto o obedece a Ele. Leia a nova bíblia do pacto diariamente.

[@fernandolopes7618]

É gente nossa, todo o brasileiro tem nos seus ancestrais sangue luso e vice-versa, então é como abrir a casa para um irmão. Não existem dois países mais idênticos com as suas diferenças pelo continente diferente e independência mais antiga.

[@lauramartins5953]

Não quero ofender, mas estas ideias precisam de ser desmentidas. E vice-versa? lol os portugueses não têm ascendência brasileira. Os Estados Unidos e a Inglaterra são 1000000000 vezes mais idênticos que Brasil e Portugal. E os americanos têm muito mais de ingleses e irlandeses que os brasileiros têm de portugueses. Tens uma ideia errada da situação. Digo isto porque os brasileiros quando visitam ou imigram para Portugal chegam cá a achar que nós somos como vocês, e quando vêem que isso não é verdade ainda nos insultam! Por isso, deviam entender que essa ideia que têm acerca de Portugal não é verdade.

[@lauramartins5953]

@Vulpes Inculta Eu sei, exactamente por isso é que essa treta de dizerem que somos países irmãos não tem lógica. Quem diz isso é muito inculto.

[@mathias.herrmann]

We wuz portduguese n sheet

[@fabio1671]

We should help each other we speak the same language .

[@humbertomonteiro6742]

QUEM VIER POR BEM,SERÁ REÇEBIDO DE BRAÇOS ABERTOS EM PORTUGAL ,INDEPENDENTEMENTE DA SUA NACIONALIDADE!!!!!

[@sunu84]

Adoro o meu país : Portugal

[@porquenao33]

Susana adoro o meu país: Brasil. sou portuguesa mas adoro viver no Brasil.

[@jeferson9874]

Foda se portugal

[@percyforreste397]

@@jeferson9874 é

[@Varaughe]

I think that many more portugueses left Europe for Brazil, than vice versa. It is ridiculous to leave Brazil for Potugal, which is one of the worst countries of EU.

[@viniciusmotta13]

@Varaughe the main reason for that is the level of violence in brazil. portugal is 3rd most safe country in europe, while here, if you live in cities like Rio, u can’t even leave your house at night anymore. its more about quality of life than economic reasons.

[@fernandolopes7618]

Mentiroso sou eu e não tanto! A inveja corrói!