> you can truly appreciate Brazil for what it is (both as an investor or otherwise): a solid and sovereign second world country
"We're not #1. And that's okay."
Once you remove the false hope that Brazil can be a first world country but also the emotionally charged negativity that Brazil will imminently turn 'third world' just because the candidate you like didn't win an election - you can truly appreciate Brazil for what it is (both as an investor or otherwise): a solid and sovereign second world country, with incredible funk music. God bless Brazil. $EWZ $PBR $BLTN $CIG $NU
No clue about the propriety of the charges, but purely as a heuristic to guard myself against bias and to maintain the fragile soxial balance, I'd refrain from prosecuting my primary opposition.
One day after Lula was declared the winner of Brazil's elections, his opponent -- Sen. Flavio Bolsonaro -- just had had his passport seized by the Federal Police.
Theose police were sent by notorious tyrant Judge Alexandre de Moraes. What a lovely democratic image.