Brazzil

US citizens have been living under the dem(on)ocratic conditions mentioned in "Brazil's Budget..." for many decades now. In the past "they" at least attempted to hide fiscal irresponsibility. What's worse is that it's become so blatant that "they're" in the process putting laws in place to make fiscal irresponsibility legal for the government and large corporations. It all comes down the very wealthy and well connected...

ICMS tax DOUBLES the price of most consumer goods. Payroll taxes are more than DOUBLE what it costs to have an employee. Repealing both would QUADRUPLE the standard of living of most Brazilians. It's as easy and honest as 2 x 2 = 4 !!!!!!!!!! Just fire some government employees getting paid for little or no work. Of course that is too much to ask from a Socialist government.

Two words: "indenpendent States" f**k Brasilia!

Two words: "indenpendent States" f**k Brasilia!
VAMOS NESSA!!! O SUL É MEU PAIS!!!!!

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Estagiário X Mendingo
> > >
> > > Essa pesquisa esta sendo a melhor de todas que já vi!!!!
> > > Sensacional!!
> > > Tenho que dar meus parabéns para esse estagiário que elaborou
> > > essa pesquisa tão perfeita, pois para mim o resultado que ele
> > > conseguiu
> obter
> > e
> > > a
> > >
> > > mais pura realidade. Prestem atenção nessa interessante pesquisa
> > > de
um
> > > estagiário...
> > > Um sinal de transito muda de estado em media a cada 30 segundos
> > > (trinta segundos no vermelho e trinta no verde). Então, a cada
> > > minuto
> um
> > > mendigo tem 30 segundos para faturar pelo menos R$0,10, o que
> > > numa
hora
> > > dara: 60 x 0,10 R$6,00. Se ele trabalhar 8 horas por dia, 25 dias
> > > por
> > mês,
> > > num mês terá faturado: 25 x 8 x 6 = R$ 1.200,00. Será que isso e
> > > uma
> > conta
> > > maluca?
> > > Bom, 6 Reais por hora e uma conta bastante razoável para quem
> > > esta no sinal,uma vez que, quem doa nunca da somente 10 centavos
> > > e sim 20, 50
e
> > as
> > > vezes ate 1 Real. Mas, tudo bem, se ele faturar a metade: 3 Reais
> > > por
> > hora
> > > terá R$600,00 no final do mês, que e o salário de um estagiário
> > > com
> carga
> > > de
> > >
> > > 35 horas semanais ou 7 horas por dia.
> > > Ainda assim, quando ele consegue uma moeda de R$1,00 (o que não e
> > > raro),ele pode descansar tranqüilo debaixo de uma arvore por mais
> > > 9
> > viradas
> > > do sinal de transito, sem nenhum chefe pra encher por causa disto.
> > > Mas isto e teoria, vamos ao mundo real. De posse destes dados fui
> > > entrevistar uma mulher que pede esmolas, e que sempre vejo trocar
seus
> > > rendimentos na Panetiere (padaria em frente ao CEFET). Então lhe
> > perguntei
> > > quanto ela faturava por dia. Imaginem o que ela respondeu? E isso
> > > mesmo,de 35 a 40 reais em media o que da (25 dias por mês) x 35 =
> > > 875 ou 25 X 20 X 40 = 1000, então na media R$ 937,50 e ela disse
> > > que não mendiga
> > >
> > > 8 horas por dia.
> > > Moral da Historia: E melhor ser mendigo do que estagiário, e pelo
> > > visto, ser estagiário e pior que ser Mendigo...
> > > Se esforce como mendigo e ganhe mais do que um estagiário. Estude
> > > a vida toda e peca esmolas; e mais fácil e melhor que arrumar emprego.
> > >
> > > Assinado, Estagiário Revoltado
> > > PS: Você tem R$ 0,10 para me dar?

I can not belive. I live in Canada. I came here to improve myself. I would like to come back to Brazil. I used to send my resumes to Universities and Companies but it seems that nobody cares.
However, catho. Catho is a big joke, they want that the person pays to search for jobs. They always send me some market of job.
Such as, FARMACEUTICO RESPONSAVEL $500,00.
Each time that I saw such e-mail, I think that is provocation. I sent them to spasm.

STUPID IS THE MAN THAT GOES TO GET EDUCATION THINKING TO IMPROVE HIMSELF AND HELP THE COUNTRY.

• Pharmaceutical R&D Technology Post Diploma 2003 - 2004
Toronto Institute of Pharmaceutical Technology – Canada
• Industrial Pharmaceutical Technology Post Diploma 2001 - 2002
Faculty of Technology, Seneca College, Toronto
• Chemical Technology Diploma 1998 - 2001
Faculty of Technology, Seneca College, Toronto
• PhD.Sc. Biochemistry Program 1988 - 1993
Centre Polytechnique, Parana University, Brazil
• B.S. in Pharmacy 1983 - 1986
University of Santa Catarina, Brazil.

"STUPID IS THE MAN THAT GOES TO GET EDUCATION THINKING TO IMPROVE HIMSELF AND HELP THE COUNTRY."

Saw 60 minutes last night about Indian doctors returning to India. One commented that he did so because his skills were more needed there. Just stupid, I guess, huh?

BRAZIL IS A COUNTRY THAT DO NOT KNOW EVEN ATTRACT THEIR OWN CITIZEN BACK HOME. AT LEAST INDIA AND CHINA ARE DOING MARKETING TO BRING BACK THEIR OWN PEOPLE WELL EDUCATED WITH PURPOSE TO IMPROVE INDUSTRY AND TECHNOLOGY

In 1999, I had the opportunity to travel to Indonesia. I knew a lady with which I got married following the law and traditions from Indonesia.
Since that, I have tried to legalize this marriage in Brazil. However, I just find a hard time. My wife tried to register this marriage in the Brazilian Consular Service in Indonesia when she was living there but they did not accept because I was not in Indonesia.
In these last years, I went many times at Brazilian General Consulate in Toronto, Canada and always heard half explanations about the procedure for legalization of such documents. We went in a notary office in Toronto and we did a document with recognize signature stating that our marriage is in partial goods share to satisfy the Brazilian law. All these documents were brought to the Brazilian General Consulate in Toronto and we paid a fee of $ 72.00 dollars for such documents being recognized to be original.
We sent such papers to Brazilian Embassy in Jakarta. Although, so far we met a bad willing from the Brazilian Diplomacy Service in recognize the documents. I changed various e-mails with Ms. Ingrid about such documents. Ms. Ingrid through of her e-mails told me that the staff Ms. Jenny was responsible for such documentation.
In February 11, 2005 my sister in law went from Surabaya to Jacarta and visits the Brazilian Embassy with purpose to pay the fees and make the burocratic service in Indonesia Institutions.
To make things more easy, in this day, I called Ms Jenny, and she did not knew where was the file and told me that such procedure was only with Ms. Ingrid that was absent from the work.
Then, I called twice the embassy in Jakarta to speak with Mr. Jose Auri in the same morning and I asked him politely if he could give these documents to my sister in law.
So, he decided to give the papers to her and ask her to go to Surabaya to recognize the signature of the Justice Official that did the marriage.

It is very hard to believe in what is happening. I went to Indonesia; I was treated as a King. I respected the laws from that Country. I married conform the laws and traditions of Indonesia and now the Consular Service of my Country is making so difficult to recognize and register my marriage. Why? Discrimination? Envy?

My wife has an accounting degree from Airlangga University in Surabaya, she worked for more than 8 years at Ernest & Young and she was a senior audit when I met her. She came to Canada and recently ends a program in accounting at Seneca College with honours. She works from Monday to Sunday in two part time jobs and goes to College at night. I believe that any Country wants to recognize our marriage. The Canadian government never did a question about our marriage. Why Brazil makes so hard to recognize such documents?
Brazil should have good diplomatic body in any country. If the person is not fit for such service should be sent away and not sent to work in poor countries.

By Brazilian law, even being married, if I have sexual intercourse with a prostitute, and if she can prove it, she has the same civil rights than my wife. Now, why my wife in which a married inside a mosque does not have the same rights? Is it because she is Muslim? Or because she has another ethnic background?

I demand an explanation; I am fed up with this story. My sister in law wants to wait a new diplomatic body start to work in Jakarta to proceed with such documentation.

I feel ashamed from such service as Brazilian citizen.

• Pharmaceutical R&D Technology Post Diploma 2003 - 2004
Toronto Institute of Pharmaceutical Technology – Canada
• Industrial Pharmaceutical Technology Post Diploma 2001 - 2002
Faculty of Technology, Seneca College, Toronto
• Chemical Technology Diploma 1998 - 2001
Faculty of Technology, Seneca College, Toronto
• PhD.Sc. Biochemistry Program 1988 - 1993
Centre Polytechnique, Parana University, Brazil
• B.S. in Pharmacy 1983 - 1986
University of Santa Catarina, Brazil.

Stop pasting your educational history, okay? No one is impressed and we've seen it dozens of times now.

If the Brazilian Embassy in Indonesia can not receive money by bank deposit. It seems that the Brazilian Federal Police must do a serious investigation. This is corruption, formacao de quadrilha, estelionato etc...


Corrupção faz parte da vida diária no Brasil, diz 'Financial Times'

O Globo

RIO - A corrupção faz parte da vida diária brasileira, diz a edição desta segunda-feira do jornal inglês "Financial Times". O jornal publicou uma reportagem lembrando as acusações recentes contra o ministro da Previdência, Romero Jucá, de conseguir um empréstimo do Banco da Amazônia com garantias falsas e desvios de fundos, e cita as investigações feitas pela Corregedoria Geral da União contra irregularidades em 741 municípios brasileiros, para tratar do tema.

"Nada foi provado contra Jucá e sua atitude relaxada talvez reflita sua inocência", ressalva o jornal. Para em seguida dizer que "estas acusações contra os ricos ou poderosos no Brasil raramente causam muita preocupação. Corrupção é um fato da vida diária e as chances de se ser punido estão perto de zero"

This guy is a freak. He keeps posting parts of his resume here as if it were something impressive. He attended third rate institutions, writes in poor English and was unable to get an academic position in Brazil. Man, you are a looser. Stop joking about returning to Brazil and helping the country. Most of the professors at top research institutions in Brazil would just laugh at your poor educational background, English and lack of sense of ridiculous.

Try to understand what is being said. This is a site that appeals to non-native and native english speakers. As a reader, I would like people to respond to what is being said, rather than to criticize a person's english language skills or one's educational acheivements. The getleman in Canada has a perspective. What can be said in relation to his perspective on the issues at hand?

The qualifications/skills of our Brazilian friend living in Canada are central to agree or not with his posts, as he claims Brazil is not interested in having high-qualified Brazilians returning to their home country based on his unsuccessful experiences in obtaining a job in there...

A brain of a man needs more than 35 years to be mature. People in this room need to learn a lot about the life. Why they do not return to the main issue from the forum? Do not worry about if someone else got job or not. Today, good jobs is only for less than 5% of the world population.

Brazil will never get its act together and will remain the backwards country it has been for the past 500 years. Brazil is without excuse. She had a head start on the US and nearly a century longer of slavery so she ought to have it together by now.

Brazil needs to stop wasting her time trying to be a fake white blonde Aryan nation and spending time and money on projecting a image to the world of being a blonde Xuxa/Gisele Bundchen blonde country and start spending money on it's black and brown populations. As long as Brazil continues neglecting it's mestizo population it will continue to be plagued by crime and criminal activity.

Get off your bundas, stop being something you are not (which is white and blonde) start investing in your beautiful brown and black people and hell maybe you can make something of your damn selves. It's the 21st century, stop living in the 17th.