Case Study: Brazil
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- Case Study: Brazil
- The capital was Rio De Janeiro until the 1960's, when Brazilia was declared as the new capital.
- Portugal
- In 2013, 140,000 Brazilian emigrants were living in Portugal.
- In 2013, 140,000 Portuguese emigrants were living in Brazil.
- From the 16th to the 19th century, Brazil was an integral part of the Portuguese empire.
- Brazil and Portugal share a language and ancestory.
- There are areas of diaspora in both countries, which encourages people to migrate.
- Brazil and Portugal share a language and ancestory.
- Economic remittance is vital to both countries economies.
- USA
- In 2013, 370,000 Brazilian emigrants were living in the USA.
- In 2013, 20,000 American emigrants were living in Brazil.
- Low-skilled Brazilian economic emigrants work in the USA.
- They can send remittance back to their families, which helps their quality of life to improve and for Brazil to develop.
- They can acquire skills which improve their employability and contribute to the development of Brazil when they return home to their country of origin.
- Haiti
- In 2013, 11,000 people emigrated from Haiti into Brazil
- The National Immigration Council for Brazil enables Haitain migrants to ovtain visa's easily
- Haiti suffers from political instability, high unemployment rates, poverty, and very poor human rights,
- 1.5 million people were displaced by an earthquake in 2010.
- Economic Impacts
- Political Impacts
- Social Impacts
- 5th largest country by area
- 7th largest economy
- 69% of the economy is from services, 25% is from agriculture, 6% is from industry.
- 7th largest economy
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