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2005 September 2005 In Brazil, Political Reform Is Dead, Long Live the Pizza
2005 September 2005 In Brazil, Political Reform Is Dead, Long Live the Pizza
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Starting this week, it is enough to count up to 30. The House has up to the last day of the month to vote Brazil's political and electoral reforms, already approved in the Senate. When the deadline is reached, it doesn't matter whether they still vote this year or in the coming years. 
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Nothing wil change...or so little....or too little !!!!!!
So why on the next elections....will you continue to elect the same politicians....who you know that from left to right...are deeply corrupted to the roots...and care mostly for their own well being...instead of yours ??????
Why dont you elect a new generation of more motivated politicians...caring more for your citizens ??????
A change in society need a change of generation and a change of thinkings !!!!!!
Nobody in the world has already been able to change an old black and white TV...to produce a new digital, with crisps colors and
ultra flat screen !!!!!!!!
And you perfectly know that even if an old TV tells you that it can be changed to a new one....this is simply untrue !!!!!!!!
Old politicians are the same as old TVs !!!
Old TVs are just good.... for the garbage.........
Old politicians will just tell you how good they are with words....not with FACTS.... !!!!