Why are we not funding it yet?
Brazilians would be able to get a EU passport and Portuguese people would have a country with a decent economy.
Plus, we could send Brazilian favelados, criminals and drug dealers to fight ISIS in Europe.
Everyone wins, lads
>>52602770
>decend economy
>-4,5% growth
>>52603146
B-but it's just a momentary thing
>>52603194
isn't your debt to gdp increasing?
>>52602770
Europe would be full of hue hue hue then
>>52603273
hyper sexual brazilians vs hyper puritanical muslims. civil war would come quicker than usual.
>>52603247
Well, we've received less investment since the Petrobrás scandal. And now these corruption investigations give companies an impression of political instability, but hopefully everything will be okay once all the corrupt politicians are arrested.
The undeniable truth is that Brazil has potential.
>>52603273
>implying this is a bad thing
Everyone loves Brazilians desu
>Brazil
>European
>>52603406
>implying they will be arrested
>Everyone loves Brazilians desu
they love brazilians in brazil, everyone hates brazilians immigrants
>>52603439
You guys opened pandoras box when you allowed Turkey into UEFA and soon the EU.
If only.. maybe it won't seem such an absurd notion in 15 years.
http://www.bbc.com/portuguese/noticias/2015/12/151217_portugal_circulacao_paises_rm
>>52603573
Brazil should just sign it desu
Northerners should be pleased as our countries are functioning as a container boards.
But it cant be filled forever...
>>52603247
Brazilian economy is on the verge of total collapse, don't trust him.
What kept the Brazilian economy booming for a decade was China, not Brazilians.
>mfw soon all southern europe + latin america will be in our sphere
no thanks
>>52604542
http://economico.sapo.pt/noticias/lula-da-silva-culpabiliza-colonizacao-portuguesa-pelos-atrasos-da-educacao-no-brasil_237273.html
>lula
Blames Portugal for the first university in Brasil was built in 1922. Brasil has been independent since 1822
No, it would destroy Portugal's little boipussy.
>>52604921
well back in the Empire BRs used to go to Portugal study in University of Lisboa, because we got no universities. Our first university was in 1900's. He isnt really blaming you guys, was just that we were a colony and you guys were the metropolis, every rich BR went there to study until we got a Republic here
>>52604921
Brasil would be a world power today if it remained under Portugal tbqh ( Para ser honesto)
Fuck you, we are the ones uniting with Portugal.
>>52605081
read the last paragraphs on that article.
We build many technical schools that were a base for universities before the independence.
>>52605095
nesse caso, Portugal é que seria uma potência.
os brasileiros precisam do homem branco para os guiar à prosperidade.
>>52605114
It went so well for us the last time...
>>52605196
Portugal para mão de obra especializada e industria de maior qualidade
Brasil para recursos naturais
Africa para industria barata
Não seria perfeito?
>>52605198
Come on it will be different this time I promise.
>>52603273
if the Brazilians really wanted to go to europe they could, at least 20 millions of them.
pic related
>>52605165
you know that for the dimension of Brazil I highly doubt that was enough 2bh. Also most schools and universities were for the nobility and for those that had someone that could pay for them, he probably being a socialist is criticizing this social exclusion that was common back then. And since the 30's all universities are public and free for everyone
>>52605297
How many with nationality?
And how many of portuguese descent with nationality?
>>52605383
At that time Brasil had like the same population as Portugal and mostly were africans.
>>52604100
>look 63% of denbts to gdp!!!ONZE111!!
>Iron ore!!!onZe11!!!11!
>TOTAL COLLAPSSZZ
>>52605432
there are 1,5 million with PT citizenship I think
also there are like 30 million electable for Italian citizenship and I think there are like 3-4 million with it
>>52605432
Brazilian Italians I know for a fact they are around one million, including me, but around 20 millions could get if they wanted.
Dont know about portuguese.
>>52605432
Wikipedia says 5 million, but is probably much less.
>>52605498
>if USA can have 100% then so do we
Brazil has a smaller economy than Italy.
USA could make the Brazilian economy disappear with the flick of a finger.
>>52606056
Still in the top 10
Still better then Portugal
Shut the fuck up
>>52606180
Ignorant people like you are the reason Brazil is so shit.
>>52603450
It's strange, in the US there are virtually no Brazilian immigrants
If anything, we have more Portuguese-Americans. And the Brazilian-Americans I meet are anything but the spics from the rest of Latin-America. They tend to be civilized, educated, etc.
>>52606562
>he thinks HDI reflects economy
The opposite might be true, though
>>52606614
According to Wikipedia there are 450,599 Brazilian diaspora in the US.
I lived in Michigan for a while and there was a Brazilian family living there, besides countless Brazilian students.
Maybe it's a regional thing.
>>52606056
>all those countries with extremely high debt
>Brazil has a very healthy %, plus hundreds of millions of foreign cash, bonds and gold in reserve
>ITS TOTLZ COOLAPZIZ!!!!o11onze!!11!!
>>52607020
I live in the NYC area and every September we have a big celebration called "Brazil Day", which attracts thousands of people. I don't know where the fuck they all come from because you never see any Brazilian enclaves here.
>>52607142
Protip: Brazilians never live in enclaves
>>52607142
Because even Brazilians usually sticking to themselves, we integrated into the socities when we emigrated. And anyway, most Brazilians usually come back after hoarding some money in the US, Japan or Europe. So even having a sizeable community abroad, it's not a very static number.
>>52607142
Haha, really? I know there's a neighborhood called Little Brazil there, you should hit it up sometime, they have delicious coxinhas and guaraná there (something I deeply craved for after being away from Brazilian food for so long)
>>52607354
We have a lot of brasa restaurants, even a fusion Japanese/Brazilian sushi-steakhouse. Surprisingly very expensive, probably the most expensive latino food you will find in NYC.
>>52607290
huh... TIL
>>52607312
I don't know how to describe it, the Brazilians I encountered on Brazilian day were brown but they didn't act brown. Integrated indeed. Though a few did chimp out at a girl who was wearing an Argentine jersey.
>>52607466
>Though a few did chimp out at a girl who was wearing an Argentine jersey.
Yeah, we have some kind of "rivalry" with Argentina. We constantly make fun of each other, but, deep inside, we love each other.
>>52607466
>Though a few did chimp out at a girl who was wearing an Argentine jersey.
Sounds BS and if true was just banter.
>>52607111
Stop looking at Greece for comparisons you economically illiterate dumbass.
Brazil is deindustrializing, commodities prices are falling, inflation skyrocketing. Stagflation is guaranteed for next 10 years. Brazilian economy will only grow again by 2025 and only if China buy some Brazilian companies.
>>52607665
Of course it was banter, it's not like they hit her
They started hollering and going BOOOO at this girl (8/10 qt blonde btw) with her boyfriend. Attracted a lot of attention. I think that was her intention (literally the only sky-blue piece of clothing in a sea of green and yellow)
>>52603273
Better than Muhammads
We should create concentration camps for ugly people, then after the cleaning everything would be ok
I hope Brazil fucks up bad so Europe starts accepting Brazilian refugees
>>52608787
>not having european citizenship already
>>52607712
>economically illiterate dumbass
If only you knew
>>52607720
Hahah, they were just bantering. This is no "chimp out" as you implied.
>>52608890
I probably could get Italian citizenship, but not worth the hassle in my opinion.
>>52608890
>If only you knew
If you think debt to GDP has any relevance in how good or bad an economy is doing, then you're probably one of the worst economy students in Brazil.
Hehehehhe
>hey look at me, i have italian ancestry
>im white
Nobody cares
>>52602770
>Brazilians would be able to get a EU passport
>>52608991
Every modern economy is expected to run on debts nowadays. And Brazil is far from having a problem with payments due to massive reserves. It's you that think otherwise and tried to imply this small spike on Brazil's government debt is "TOTLZ COLLAPZIS!!!111onze!!". There are more worrisome things.
>>52608965
It's useful, when I travel to the States I usually use my Portuguese passport.
>>52609311
>Portuguese
>European
>>52609311
Low debt to GDP doesn't mean shit.
Estonia has a low debt to GDP but their infrastructures are shit
Portugal has made costly investments which led to a big increase of debt to GDP but the investments brought quality of life like roads/medical centers/dams/wind mills/schools,etc
You don't need to reduce your debt if your country is having an economical growth and indebting actually attracts investments.
>>52602770
Yeah! We should totally colonize Portugal, if that's what you're saying. Expand the glorious empire of Brazil to European lands and all that.
>>52609574
>Low debt to GDP doesn't mean shit.
No shit Sherlock. The only thing it means is that we have space to increase it even further without having the risk of going default. Specially when you consider that Brazil's reserves are the equivalent of two Portugals.
>Thanks Mr. Keynes
Also,
>Estonia has a low debt to GDP but their infrastructures are shit
Not really, tho, maybe compared to France or Germany. But plenty of Finnish business have been moving to Estonia during those last years.
>>52609469
>doesn't even have european citizenship
>mocking Viriatus masterrace
>>52609891
I'm half-Portuguese, just bantering.
>>52607111
>spending growth money to stabilize exchange rates
>junk bonds with negative outlook
>gold reserves during a 5 year low price
>good
>>52609227
>if it isn't a muslim we don't want it
>>52610008
all brown people can fuck right off desu
