You Can Make Money By Selling Brazilian Football Jerseys During This World Cup

Brazilians Don't Joke With football and in fact, some offices don't open when there is a world cup game like the last game against Serbia, many didn't open and you have to close before 4 pm Brazilian time to go watch the game, the only establishments that would open from 8 am are the supermarkets and beer spots, for the beer spots they have their wide-screen TV for people to watch the game.

I was walking around that day and everyone had the Brazilian jersey on; Brazilians fully supported their team. The world cup is the 5th most crucial period in Brazil Because they want to bring the cup to Brazil and they take it seriously. It's an unofficial holiday period in Brazil. Families and friends get together, watch the game, eat churrasco(barbecue meat)and drink together.

So if you are in Brazil, this is a little side business that you can do to make some money. I love buying and selling, and I love turning 2 to 4 and 4 to 10.

So it is simple, look for a supplier or go to the wholesale market, buy and then resell and make your money and you can see people in the photos rushing to purchase and resell. You know I will always show you the way if you want to do business in Brazil.

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Check Out How They Build Most Of Their Roads In Brazil

Building roads in the 21 century should be built to accommodate everyone, from pedestrians to the disabled and bicycles. In Brazil, they mostly build their roads this way. In the middle of the road, you have bike lanes and pedestrian walkways and this protects everyone from vehicles. What do you think, guys?

PEDESTRIAN WALKWAY

BICYCLE LANE

FOR DISABLED PEOPLE

FOR DISABLED PEOPLE

TREES IN THE MIDDLE

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Brazilians Don't Joke With Christmas Check It Out

Brazilians have started their Christmas shopping. Brazil has the 2nd largest Christian population in the world, so now you understand why Christmas is a big deal here. As a Christian, I love it. It feels so good; it is relaxing, and the Christmas holiday is just a time for you to relax and spend time with your family after hustling from January - November. All shops in Brazil are already selling Christmas decorations in November. I love this country.

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In Brazil Christmas Begins In November

In Brazil Christmas starts in November, the people start shopping in November, and malls and shops put up their decorations in November, this is different from my home country where Christmas starts in December, in the middle of December, what do you think, guys?

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Brazilian Student Visa Available

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This is an opportunity for you to study in Brazil and there are a lot of benefits. Brazil is an excellent, peaceful, and accommodating country with awesome and friendly people. 

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You will get your Brazilian student resident permit.

With your student ID, you would get many discounts in the city.

Free airport pick up. 

Free accommodation for 6days

Program: $3040 (all the money goes to the school, not to me)-Duration:1year.

Program fees must be paid in full.

Program fees refund: The full amount of the course will be refunded if the visa is denied.

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The school sends your documents directly to the embassy and talks to the embassy, so the chances of getting the visa are very high. 

The best part is that public university is free In brazil.

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Lovely Pictures of the amazon River taken from the international space station

From space, Russian astronaut posts viral images of the Amazon rivers.

Russian astronaut oleg artemiev on Thursday published on his Instagram account pictures of the amazon River taken directly from the international space station.

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Do you believe in God: Baby found floating alive in capibaribe river, Brazil

This is a miracle. How did this baby survive? The baby can't even swim. This is from God, the Supreme being, the baby survived, and shame on the mother. Do you believe God saved this baby? What do you think, guys?

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Walking In The Rain At Night In Brazil

 The rainy season is here again in Brazil and I decide to take a walk in the rain. trust me it was so calm and peaceful check it out.

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Family Relocation Package To Brazil

Relocate your family to Brazil and give them a good life and a promising future, education is free, primary, secondary and even creche is free and they also get free textbooks and free food in school, and even a free bus card, Health care is also free, rent is cheap, the internet is cheap and food is also cheap, so you have fewer things to worry about and before I forget university is also free,😀, don't you just love Brazil? Well, I do.

And the best part is that the people are nice and friendly, the nicest in the world, Brazilians are wonderful and accommodating people, Eu amo o Brasil

Brazil is the largest economy in South America and the 12th largest economy in the world, a stable democracy, and a free country with freedom of speech and human rights. 

We provide family relocation services and we can help you and your family relocate to Brazil with ease and settle in very well. We also provide other services like.

Relocating from Brazil to New Zealand, Canada, USA, or Europe. 

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Airport pick up in Brazil. 

Getting permanent residency in Brazil. 

We can help you with everything you need in Brazil. 

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Visa Fee: Must Be Paid By The Client

Deposit: This is a must. 

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Check out the benefits of living in Brazil.

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Brazilian team takes 5.5 tons of equipment and food to the World Cup

More than a thousand game shirts, manioc flour, and massage machines are among the items taken into preparation.

The Brazilian National Team's technical committee took more than 5.5 tons of equipment and food in their luggage, which were transported on a plane chartered by the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF). It is, in practice, 300 volumes of material, ranging from clothing and medicines for the athletes to electronic equipment that was at the service of the staff.

The clothing sector is responsible for the largest number of volumes that will be transported to Qatar, where the world championship will take place on November 20th.

According to the CBF, almost a thousand shirts will be taken to the 2022 World Cup, with 700 yellow shirts and 230 blue. Each athlete will receive three uniform kits: one for training, one for concentration, and one for games – where each athlete wears two shirts, one for each half.

In addition to the uniforms, the Brazilian delegation will also take food. Only from cassava flour, those responsible for the athletes' meals will transport 30 kg of cassava flour, according to CNN.

The technical commission will also carry 92 medicines in their luggage, in addition to ultrasound and laser equipment for physiotherapy, a hyperbaric chamber, stretchers, massage machines, and 2,000 cleats, among other items.

The Brazilian National Team is in Italy, where it carries out its first training sessions with the selected athletes. On the 19th, they will travel to Qatar. Their debut is scheduled for the 24th when they face the Serbia national team.

Credit:cnnbrasil

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Plane crash that killed Marília Mendonça turns 1 year today

Police suspect a human error in an accident that killed Marília Mendonça.

This Saturday (5th) marks one year since the accident that killed Marília Mendonça and four other people in Caratinga, Minas Gerais. The Civil Police investigations have not yet been concluded, but the agency has already ruled out the weather conditions of the day and suspicion of human error in the accident as the cause of the aircraft crash.

The Police also cited the signs from Cemig, the Minas Gerais Energy Company. The plane, before crashing, hit the wiring. But according to police, the signage was not mandatory, as the power towers were outside the airfield's protection zone.

The main line of investigation is human error, as the pilot did not follow the recommended landing pattern for the Caratinga airfield. But the conclusion of the investigation still depends on reports from CENIPA, the Center for Investigation and Prevention of Aeronautical Accidents, which will still indicate whether there is a mechanical failure in the aircraft.

According to delegate Ivan Lopes Sales, testimonies indicate that the pilot did not perform the maneuver that was expected. “He left the airfield protection zone to make this landing. It is a factor that may have influenced the fall,” he says.

Credit:https://www.band.uol.com.br/noticias/policia-suspeita-de-falha-humana-em-acidente-que-matou-marilia-mendonca-16561286

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Check Out What Bitter Leaf Tree Looks Like In Brazil

Abroad we consume a lot of surgery beverages, and the number one culprit is Coca-Cola, that ish is just so addictive especially when the weather is hot, 6 cubes of ice, that is the way I enjoy my Coca-Cola, but as a real Lagos boy, you must drink (Agbo)herbs to cleanse the sugar from your system because let's face it, man is getting old, lol, don't want to start dealing with issues when one is old when you are supposed to be enjoying life.

So I don't joke with bitter leaf, I always take it every morning, and luckily for me, bitter leaf grows everywhere in Brazil.

In Nigeria, we are used to those small bitter leaf plants and I am asking myself if maybe because we pluck them a lot that is why they don't grow big and tall, lol.

In Brazil, the trees are very big as you can see in the picture. I also enjoy the lovely bitter-leaf soup that I prepare myself because we also have cocoyam in Brazil. What do think guys?

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