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We have been waiting for this day for a long time, maybe this will increase tourism so much that a new Help will open LOL, I'm just kidding.
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[QUOTE=RioBob;2299790]We have been waiting for this day for a long time, maybe this will increase tourism so much that a new Help will open LOL, I'm just kidding.
[URL]https://www.forbes.com/sites/micheleherrmann/2019/03/21/brazil-waves-entry-visa-requirements-for-u-s-citizens/[/URL]#3460296 c4446.[/QUOTE]Will Brazilians require visas to visit the USA?
[QUOTE=Kcrl01;2299876]Will Brazilians require visas to visit the USA?[/QUOTE]Yes. Brazilians will still have to apply for a Visa to visit the USA.
President Bolsonaro announced Brazil's intent to exempt United States citizens from tourist visa requirements, and the Presidents agreed to take the steps necessary to enable Brazil to participate in the Department of Homeland Security's Trusted Traveler Global Entry Program.
[QUOTE=Kcrl01;2299876]Will Brazilians require visas to visit the USA?[/QUOTE]Of course. Brazil is the one trying to get more visitors, not the USA, Canada, Japan, or Australia.
[QUOTE=Kcrl01;2299876]Will Brazilians require visas to visit the USA?[/QUOTE]I don't need visa to visit or work in the USA as a Brazilian but most of us still require visa.
Month-long tour just completed of north and south: from Porto Alegre to Fortaleza with stops in between. And everywhere: Obesos! What has happened to them? And, so quickly. Even the girls. Really sad. The bolsa familia evidently really worked.
[QUOTE=Golfinho;2320049]Month-long tour just completed of north and south: from Porto Alegre to Fortaleza with stops in between. And everywhere: Obesos! What has happened to them? And, so quickly. Even the girls. Really sad. The bolsa familia evidently really worked.[/QUOTE]Sounds like you were actually travelling in Mexico. I visited four cities in Brazil last month. I did not notice a problem with obesity. Some fat girls, sure. Some skinny girls, too. Are you sure you were actually in Brazil?
[QUOTE=Eszpresszo;2320472]Sounds like you were actually travelling in Mexico. I visited four cities in Brazil last month. I did not notice a problem with obesity. Some fat girls, sure. Some skinny girls, too. Are you sure you were actually in Brazil?[/QUOTE]There are many fat people in Brazil but not more than in the USA. Maybe he travelled into the USA and went to New Jersey or Florida in the Brazilian district.
[QUOTE=MongerForSex;2321439]There are many fat people in Brazil but not more than in the USA. Maybe he travelled into the USA and went to New Jersey or Florida in the Brazilian district.[/QUOTE]There are many fat people everywhere. I don't know why mongers act like there are only fat people in the country they are from.
[QUOTE=MongerForSex;2321439]There are many fat people in Brazil but not more than in the USA. Maybe he travelled into the USA and went to New Jersey or Florida in the Brazilian district.[/QUOTE]Nope. Nobody who's been going to Brazil for the past twenty plus years' would fail to note the trend. Why you would choose to compare Brazil with the USA only shows your frame of reference.
Avianca Holdings of Colombia having difficulty refinancing $550 million of bonds due May 10. Gringoes should avoid booking Avianca flights into Brazil. Stock fell 5% to $3. 45. They might go under without financing.
[QUOTE=Kcrl01;2321512]Avianca Holdings of Colombia having difficulty refinancing $550 million of bonds due May 10. Gringoes should avoid booking Avianca flights into Brazil. Stock fell 5% to $3. 45. They might go under without financing.[/QUOTE]Thanks for that tip. I am a frequent flyer with Avianca. First Avianca Brasil went to the shitter, now the big Avianca is going. Colombia will be fucked without them.
Azul has had the better connections in Brazil for a while now. Anyone who's a StarAlliance frequent flyer has known that.
[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2321600]Thanks for that tip. I am a frequent flyer with Avianca. First Avianca Brasil went to the shitter, now the big Avianca is going. Colombia will be fucked without them.[/QUOTE]I have never been interested in living in the USA although I can live there if I want, It's too feminist and catholicism. Sex is taboo in the USA. Most of the women are ugly and fat. Very stressful, even most of the Brazilian women are ugly in the USA. I am Brazilian, I am happy to live in Brazil, I can fuck everyday. I prefer Brazilian women. Most Brazilian men prefer Brazilian women. Maybe he is an exception.
[QUOTE=Golfinho;2321464]Nope. Nobody who's been going to Brazil for the past twenty plus years' would fail to note the trend. Why you would choose to compare Brazil with the USA only shows your frame of reference.[/QUOTE]I compare the USA to Brazil because I have only lived in Brazil and the USA.
I can compare how the brazilians have changed since 1991. However it's enough if you look back 10 years to see how the quantity of fat people in Brazil has increased. All over Brazil the population has become fatter. In some states more than in other states.
In general there were more fit girls in the old days. Maybe because there were less people who were able to spend money on junk food or maybe because there are more inactive people just sitting on their asses watching their mobile phones?
In Rio I love to spend time on the beach and watching people. It's easy to notice that a large proportion of the young people are overweight. It seems that many girls doesn't bother about having a potbelly as long as they can show up a fat, juicy ass to the guys. No need for keeping in shape as you can always pay for plastic surgery.
In Rio you'll find the fittest girls in the favelas. Walking up and down the morro's keep them in shape. They don't need any stair machines.