At the beginning of 2003, when I was Brazil's Minister of Education, I suggested to the president of the Joaquim Nabuco Foundation, the ex-Minister Fernando Lyra, that he coordinate a two-year program to solve the tragedy of the Recife street children.
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Well said senator! The world is in desperate need of more politicians such as yourself who respect the constituency they serve and recognize the value of humility.
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bla!bla! bla! written by Guest,
May 04, 2005
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24 months too long. written by Guest,
May 04, 2005
Since the 1970's Brasil knew about the problems of poverty among the population, specially in the northeast. Even today, many citizens can't read. How in two short years the government is going to change the lifes of the children ( the future of Brasil ) if it hasn't change much since the '70's? These government officials make many promises and accomplishes very little. Meanwhile, increasing their bank account$, purchasing land that are maintained by poor pesants in a slavelike conditions. It's time for the people to standup and expell these crooks out of office and the country, just as their neighboring country did to their crooked president. It's time for a internal change. It's no wonder Argentina believes that Brasil wants to be included in every situation. Brasil can't even take care of their poor population who are desperate for work. Time for a revolution!
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Amazing written by Guest,
May 05, 2005
I'm sure people sometimes people need help but to blame all this problem in the Gvt is crazy.
What about people not having kids.
Brazil offer free Birth Cotrol pills
Still even if some people do not have they still can choose to have safe no kids sex. Use your imagination.
Again Neo Socialist put this idea in the brain of people that the GVT must provide everything for then.
What about telling people to take responsability for their lifes??
What about planing before having kids.
Do we need the GVT to explain to people that to have 10 kids is not a good idea??
Some basics things you learn inside your home and you don''t need the GVT to explain for you
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I apologise! written by Guest,
May 05, 2005
Being farting way too much lately...all them beans!
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Look Its Easy to= understand written by Guest,
May 05, 2005
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Look Its Easy to= understand written by Guest,
May 05, 2005
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Look, Its Easy to understand! written by Guest,
May 05, 2005
If you want to have a better life in Brasil your government must find and spend every penny on educating children from the earliest time in their lives to young adults.
Its called "Planning Ahead"
Educated mostly middle class people pay the most tax and provide the backbone to any country. They feed the corporations with talent who compete to win work for their people and pay the corporations tax which allows governements to spend more developing infrastructure and enhancing services to the population as a whole.
And then...the governement should spend more on education.....
But somehow....I Know....that they know.....that really having an educated country means that they will not get away with so much!
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Amazing what the GVT/Relion prieches written by Guest,
May 05, 2005
AULA DE SOCIOLOGIA
>
> - Pai, eu preciso fazer um trabalho para a escola.
> Posso te fazer uma pergunta?
>
> - Claro, meu filho. Qual é a pergunta?
>
> - O que é política?
>
> - Bem . . . política envolve:
>
> 1 - povo
>
> 2 - governo
>
> 3 - poder econômico
>
> 4 - classe trabalhadora
>
> 5 - futuro do país
>
> - Não entendi. Dá para explicar?
>
> - Bem, vou usar a nossa casa como exemplo:
>
> Sou eu quem traz o dinheiro para a casa, então, eu sou
> o poder econômico.
>
> Sua mãe administra, gasta o dinheiro, então ela é o
> governo.
>
> Como nós cuidamos das suas necessidades, você é o povo.
>
> Seu irmãozinho é o futuro do país e a Zefinha, a babá
> dele é a classe trabalhadora.
>
> - Entendeu filho?
>
> - Mais ou menos pai. Vou pensar.
>
> Naquela noite, acordado pelo choro do irmãozinho, o
> menino foi ver o que havia de errado.
>
> Descobriu que o neném tinha sujado a fralda e estava
> todo emporcalhado.
>
> Foi ao quarto dos pa is e sua m ãe estava num sono
> pesado.
>
> Foi ao quarto da babá e viu através da fechadura, o pai
> na cama transando com ela.
>
> Como os dois nem percebiam as batidas que o menino dava
> na porta, ele voltou para o quarto e dormiu.
>
> Na manhã seguinte, na hora do café o menino falou para
> o pai:
>
> - Pai, agora acho que entendi o que é política.
>
> - Ótimo filho! Então me explique com as suas palavras.
>
> - Bom pai, acho que é assim:
>
> Enquanto o poder econômico fode a classe trabalhadora,
> o governo dorme profundamente. O povo é totalmente
> ignorado e o futuro do país fica na merda!!
>
>
> O mal neste mundo é que os estúpidos vivem cheios de si
> e os inteligentes cheios de dúvidas."
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Stupid Politics written by Guest,
May 05, 2005
Senator Christovammmmmmmmmm!!!!!!!!!!!
I TOLD YOU THAT YOU START TO TAKE CARE OF A CHILD 20 YEARS BEFORE THE CHILD BORN.
SO, DO YOU THINK THAT WITH THIS MISERABLE SALARY SOMENTHING IS GOING TO BE SOLVED?
EVEN KIDS WITH GOOD SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC STRUCTURE GROW IN BRAZIL WITH OUT PROPER ATTENTION. LOOK WHAT THEY ARE DOING IN LONDON, SPECIAL IN THE SOHO AREA.
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Stupid Politics - Part 2 written by Guest,
May 08, 2005
Get a life...better yet, get a wife!
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... written by Guest,
May 13, 2005
does anybody know what ethnic backround Juscelino Kubitschek is?
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Tryingtodosomethingtoo written by Guest,
May 18, 2005
Trying to improve literacy? In education a lot has to change, fast. Lots of people are trying, but the gov planning is lacking in hitting the real issues in Recife especially. Our group is trying but the will is not there high up it seems. Won't stop us trying though. To change the life of one child is god enough for me!
At the beginning of 2003, when I was Brazil's Minister of Education, I suggested to the president of the Joaquim Nabuco Foundation, the ex-Minister Fernando Lyra, that he coordinate a two-year program to solve the tragedy of the Recife street children. 
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