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The simple fact that IOC has not quashed the rumor speaks for itself; Brazil has already lost in the way that matters; foreign investment; and mongers, who are a source of dinero for poor Brazilians, should take note and follow suit.
[QUOTE=Mangera;1565526]If true, my hunch would be that real estate prices begin to plunge in Rio after that anouncement. The economy begins to take a dive. I don't wish for this to happen, just speculating. Thats all.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Bravo;1579824]I met up with a former Rio vet for dinner last night and we were talking about the upcoming World Cup. I mentioned that a number of my friends had asked me if I was going to Rio for the WC and they expressed surprised when I told them "Not in a million years!" My buddy said to me "I know Brazil is a favorite to win the World Cup, but then again, they are a favorite to win every time! Imagine the chaos and protests that will happen if Brazil gets bounced early!! They are already protesting about how much money brasil is wasting! How much more angry will the Brasilians be, if the team loses early!" Rio will be a fucking mess!![/QUOTE]
As a Brasilian I'm very happy that we won the first game and our people is celebrating the victory!
Protest were almost none here in So Paulo!
São Paulo did not became a mess !
This is a 10 page article about the Brazilian sex culture as you travel from the Southern tip of the country to the northern end covering various cities.
Cities: Sao Paulo, Rio, Curitiba, Fortaleza, Brasilia, Florianopolis, Salvador, Recife, Vitoria, Belo Horizonte and much more; the original and complete article is here: [URL]http://www.classificados.xxx/escorts-acompanhantes-brazil-expectations-2014-and-beyond.php[/URL].
Before going into the discussion of escorts in any of the Cities in Brazil, it is important to point out how vast the country is, and how the sex culture varies as you move from the North to the South, and vice versa. Approximate population is about 200 million inhabitants as of 2014. The population is extremely diverse by the admixture of many races: Indians, Africans, Europeans, Asians. Not only do the sexual cultures change across the vast nation but as well as the ethnic make ups of the populations, hence the type of escorts you will find.
For the simplification of this article I will breakdown the Country in 4 different regions as pertains to sexual mongering namely; the south, the center, the north-east and finally the north. So let's journey together across from the Southern State of Rio Grande do Sul, neighboring Uruguay and Argentina to the Northern State of Amazonas, neighboring Venezuela, at about 600 nautical miles per week which will take us about 5 weeks to cross.
Escorts in the Southern region of Brazil: Porto Alegre, Curitiba, Florianopoli, Joinville, Londrina.
The southern part of the Country which include large and medium cities like Porto Alegre, in Rio Grande do Sul, Florianopolis, Joinville in Santa Catarina, Curitiba, Londrina, Maringa in Parana are populated by people of about 80% European descent (Germans, Italians, Portuguese etc). Which means if you had to go to these places for sexual reasons, then you should expect escorts of Caucasian descent. White girls as referred to in some parts of the World. Girls in this region are reserved and very educated, which is not surprising because, generally speaking, everything in the South is very well organized than in most part of the Country. As an example, you will not see much difference between Curitiba and any medium size American city in terms of organization and provision of services.
To better understand the Brazilian ethnicities or racial composition, just look at this way: The people become more racially mixed as one moves from South to the North. More like a color gradient. So if you are looking for a girl like those highly publicized in "exotic beauty" magazines, then don't go to the South, go to the Central or the North-eastern region.
In Curitiba or Porto Alegre, if you are into kink sexual stuff you might have some difficulties finding girls to play along, unless you will be offering more money than the average customer or become a regular customer for her to feel comfortable and be able to participate. Most escorts in Curitiba for instance does not do anal sex, unlike their counterparts in Sao Paulo, and Rio de Janeiro. Like I said, they are mostly reserved but passionate. They are not as outgoing as those of Rio in all perspectives.
Sex clubs (locally called Termas) are very prevalent in the Southern part than in any part of Brazil. And they are cleaner and modern. While the Southern girls maybe somewhat reserved, their respective State governments have allowed the flourish of sex clubs (which are night spots for guys to go and pick a girl). Last time, I was in Curitiba and Porto Alegre, there were a lot of such Clubs opening around 9 pm. All taxi drivers knows where they are. Taxi drivers are a little bit more trustworthy than their cousins in Rio or Sao Paulo. Most of the clubs operate a little bit different from the popular Termases of Rio de Janeiro. Different in a way such that you go there to have a drink and converse with the girls, and if you like one, you negotiate then take her out of the Club (after paying a fee to the Club) to your hotel or apartment. Some have rooms within the Club, but as not abundant as in Rio places. This is easy to understand because people there are more conserved and tend to conduct sexual activities in their private places.
Where do you really get beautiful escorts in Curitiba, Porto Alegre, Londrina, Florianopolis and other southern cities. ?
This one is a no brainer, the simple answer is the INTERNET. Yes, since the culture is more conserved than the Central and Northern part of Brazil, most girls advertise their services solely on the internet. They have basically migrated from the earlier mentioned Sex Clubs to the internet for so many reasons. Reasons which includes avoiding running into a family member if they worked in a sex club, and the flexibility of working hours (since some are really students) and more money as independent escorts.
So if you ended up in any of the Southern Cities, and you cannot find the girl that you like in any of the Sex clubs, then don't even think twice, just get to your Notebook or ipad and search under the following terms: Acompanhantes + "the city that you are in". Acompanhantes is the direct translation of Escorts or call girls and NOT prostitutes. Example: acompanhantes Porto Alegre. In Brazil they differentiate between the escorts and prostitutes just as the western Countries do. Prostitutes are referred to as "Putas " which is a very condescending term, after that is "garotas de programa" and finally the more classy group, the Acompanhantes. If you search in Google "escorts + "city you are in" for example "escorts Florianopolis" or any city, you might not get the best websites with high quality girls because most sites are 100% in Portuguese and not optimized for English terms for search engines to find.
BETTER YET, you could do the research before you even get on the plane to Brazil. You can actually call and lined up the escorts that you will see when you arrive. It is cheaper to call Brazil from overseas than within Brazil. So you can call some girls tell them when you want to see them so that they are expecting you. It will save you time and headaches when you arrive. Continued: [URL]http://www.classificados.xxx/escorts-acompanhantes-brazil-expectations-2014-and-beyond.php[/URL].
[QUOTE=AltoBomGosto;1580412]As a Brasilian I'm very happy that we won the first game and our people is celebrating the victory!
Protest were almost none here in So Paulo!
So Paulo did not became a mess ![/QUOTE]OMG, can you imagine what would happen if the Brazilian team lost? Even with all the discussion about protests and corruption, that scenario just never occurred to me.
The Brasilian's love of soccer is the only thing keeping things together now. Its like a countdown. Once that hope and passion of winning the whole thing goes away, and all the sports bars are filled with foreigners cheering their teams, the whole country is going to start to break down.
Can you imagine the stress on that coach? That explains what I hear was a bogus call on the part of the referrees.
Watched the game with paulistas and some hot non pros at a bar, not in SP, but another state of Brazil. About as interested as I will ever get in the beautiful game. The beautiful fans.
[QUOTE=AltoBomGosto;1580412]As a Brasilian I'm very happy that we won the first game and our people is celebrating the victory!
Protest were almost none here in So Paulo!
So Paulo did not became a mess ![/QUOTE]
By the way, ABG, are you corinthians?
[QUOTE=PatmarBeleza1;1580925]Watched the game with paulistas and some hot non pros at a bar, not in SP, but another state of Brazil. About as interested as I will ever get in the beautiful game. The beautiful fans.[/QUOTE]
It seems like Brazil has done a very good job so far with the World Cup! I haven't seen a single news broadcast of violence against tourists or protestors clashing with the police. It looks like they passed the first test, so maybe they will be just as successful the Olympics!!
[QUOTE=Bravo;1586221]It seems like Brazil has done a very good job so far with the World Cup! I haven't seen a single news broadcast of violence against tourists or protestors clashing with the police. It looks like they passed the first test, so maybe they will be just as successful the Olympics!![/QUOTE]We all knew it would happen. It really was a matter of when.
Protester: Hey Fernando, are you coming with me to the protest?
Fernando: Well, you know I would but Brazil is playing Mexico.
Protester: Really, I have been trying to keep my mind of off football and focusing on how much I hate FIFA and how our own government has screwed us over.
Fernando: The game is at 3:00.
Protester: I'll bring the beer.
[QUOTE=PatmarBeleza1;1580927]By the way, ABG, are you corinthians?[/QUOTE]Yes, I'm corintiano!
[QUOTE=Manny51;1580708]OMG, can you imagine what would happen if the Brazilian team lost? Even with all the discussion about protests and corruption, that scenario just never occurred to me.
The Brasilian's love of soccer is the only thing keeping things together now. Its like a countdown. Once that hope and passion of winning the whole thing goes away, and all the sports bars are filled with foreigners cheering their teams, the whole country is going to start to break down.
Can you imagine the stress on that coach? That explains what I hear was a bogus call on the part of the referrees.[/QUOTE]But Brazil is still winning!
[QUOTE=AltoBomGosto;1586417]But Brazil is still winning![/QUOTE]
In a way or in another (you know what I mean) Brazil will win.
This is general thinking here.
[QUOTE=Bravo;1586221]It seems like Brazil has done a very good job so far with the World Cup! I haven't seen a single news broadcast of violence against tourists or protestors clashing with the police.[/QUOTE]I agree that Brazil has done a good job. On and off the pitch so far. But there's no opportunity to think it has been perfect. There was a Black Bloc attack on English tourists in the papers last week, in a pub just yards from the official fanfest area in Anhangaba Sao Paulo.
[URL]http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2662942/England-fans-Sao-Paulo-attacked-fireworks-Brazilian-thugs-leaving-10-hospital.html[/URL]
A couple of reporters (CNN & AP) were seriously injured in clashes on the opening Thursday night. I saw pictures of bank windows and cars being vandalised. Locals clashed with Argentina fans in Belo last week throwing bottles and police used shock grenades. There's some pictures here [URL]http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2014/06/16/world-cup-2014-17-pictures-of-shocking-violence-police-open-live-fire-anti-fifa-protesters_n_5498351.html[/URL] of police looking like they are dressed for Star Wars. A specialist unit has been set up in Kent, England, to deal with increases in domestic violence. And some of the Metros (Rio and Sampa) have struggled (but what's new!
On the whole though it has been more peaceful and good-natured than many doomsday sayers predicted. Both police and fans have generally behaved wonderfully and I hope Brasil continues to do well in the next round.
[QUOTE=Bravo;1586221]It seems like Brazil has done a very good job so far with the World Cup! I haven't seen a single news broadcast of violence against tourists or protestors clashing with the police. It looks like they passed the first test, so maybe they will be just as successful the Olympics!![/QUOTE]
Considering all the delays of constructing footballs stadiums, airports etc I guess Brazil have done pretty well as a WC host.
There have been protests in all the Copa cities, but not that many protestors and police handled the situations quickly. At least as long as Brazil plays well the protestors will be too busy watching the games, eat churrasco and drink beer.
It's interesting to read the local papers and read about the robberies of tourists. Not surprisingly many gringos have been robbed in the Copa cities. In Salvador 25 Dutch fans got mass robbed.
[QUOTE=AltoBomGosto;1580412]As a Brasilian I'm very happy that we won the first game and our people is celebrating the victory!
Protest were almost none here in So Paulo!
So Paulo did not became a mess ![/QUOTE]Confratulations to both teams, very good match!
The economic benefit to Brazilian economy of wc probably already peaked, most likely in week or two before copa started.
Buy rumor, sell news: copa do mundo
Now how to discount political risk, volatility ahead of Oct.
[QUOTE=Sperto;1586456]Considering all the delays of constructing footballs stadiums, airports etc I guess Brazil have done pretty well as a WC host.
There have been protests in all the Copa cities, but not that many protestors and police handled the situations quickly. At least as long as Brazil plays well the protestors will be too busy watching the games, eat churrasco and drink beer.
It's interesting to read the local papers and read about the robberies of tourists. Not surprisingly many gringos have been robbed in the Copa cities. In Salvador 25 Dutch fans got mass robbed.[/QUOTE]