What do you know about Brazil and Brazilian people?

The late Ribeiro was a remarkably prolific scholar, novelist, and activist for Brazil's indigenous and underprivileged. Upon returning to Brazil in 1974 after a ten-year political exile, he became Rio de Janeiro's lieutenant governor and federal senator. read more

Well, usually in Brazil people do not care with the answer. If no one can discover what they will do or if it will not cause troubles, the rightness usually is not an impediment for the act. A little example: in Brazil jump the queue is very comum. read more

Brazil People - What You Might Not Know. Brazilian people are amazingly diverse and vibrant from their origin to their lifestyles. They're generous to a fault and very friendly, even to strangers. The origin of the people of Brazil is primarily Portuguese, but their history also includes African slaves and immigrants from Italy, Germany, Japan, Spain, Syria, and Lebanon. read more

Whether visiting Brazil on business, for tourism or even hosting Brazilian colleagues or clients in your own country, this guide will help you understand your Brazilian counterparts, improve communication and get the relationship off to the right start. read more