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[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2530981]Well she used Bianca in the last one too. She even said Hello everyone. My name is Bianca Alves. Dia means day; it is not her name. So the name of that channel was Bianca's Day to Day. Or basically the Shit Bianca does on a Daily Basis.[/QUOTE]Thank you, I should have known that as I'm trying to learn Portuguese, maybe I'm using the wrong text book?
[QUOTE=MrMatrix;2531065]Thank you, I should have known that as I'm trying to learn Portuguese, maybe I'm using the wrong text book?[/QUOTE]LOL. Thanks. I just ordered one for my library.
[QUOTE=MrMatrix;2531065]Thank you, I should have known that as I'm trying to learn Portuguese, maybe I'm using the wrong text book?[/QUOTE]LOL! I'll also want to learn Portuguese now I'll buy this also.
Can we get visa on arrival for American?
Thanks.
[QUOTE=LgOver;2537085]Can we get visa on arrival for American?
Thanks.[/QUOTE]It has been for the longest. See the embassy's website.
[QUOTE=LgOver;2537085]Can we get visa on arrival for American?
Thanks.[/QUOTE]Brazil stopped requiring tourist visas for Americans (and many other nationalities) at least by 2016 before the summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
Which Latin American country, in your opinion, has the hottest hotel housekeepers?
[QUOTE=Turgid;2537284]Which Latin American country, in your opinion, has the hottest hotel housekeepers?[/QUOTE]Overall, I haven't been impressed with any of them. For me, usually its been some old hag! The chicas don't want to do that shit. They're rather make an "honest" living hooking LOL!
[QUOTE=TheCane;2537203]Brazil stopped requiring tourist visas for Americans (and many other nationalities) at least by 2016 before the summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.[/QUOTE]They would temporarily waive the visa requirement for the Olympics just like they did for the World Cup 2 years prior, but the permanent stop came in 2019.
[QUOTE=Xpartan;2537534]They would temporarily waive the visa requirement for the Olympics just like they did for the World Cup 2 years prior, but the permanent stop came in 2019.[/QUOTE]Temporary or permanent who cares? As an American, all I know is that I haven't needed a visa to enter Brazil since I have gone there from 2016 forward. If this this man had done just a little bit of research, he would know that as an American no visa is required at this time to enter Brazil as a tourist. And, it's inaccurate to say one gets a visa at the airport upon arrival. No you don't, because again as an American, you don't need a visa at all. You get a stamp in your passport, and you can stay for up to 90-days as a tourist. In fact, I have been to very few countries where you can obtain a visa upon arrival. Typically, when a visa is required, you need to apply for and obtain it before you travel. People should do basic research and stop coming in here and asking waste of time questions.
[QUOTE=TheCane;2537414]The chicas don't want to do that shit. They're rather make an "honest" living hooking LOL![/QUOTE]Exactly. Yet people will feel sorry thinking they have to be hookers. Nah. They are just too lazy for other jobs. Chicks have told me this themselves when offering them other ways to make money.
[QUOTE=Spidy;2525885]Lula is a great man and is a great former Brazilian president. I strongly disagree, with your [i](and others) [/i] characterization and portrayal of President Lula as a criminal, who was corrupt and took bribes.
President Lula was politically railroaded, persecuted, prosecuted, imprisoned and jailed, yes. But he is NOT a criminal, he is a political prisoner.
His jailing was [b]nothing more than a right-wing power grab[/b] on Brazilian democracy, knowing that given a just and fair election, they could not win against the PT Party, at the ballot-box, if Lula ran for president.
Six (6) months before the election, [b]Lula leads by 31% in the polls[/b], followed by Bolsonaro with 15%. [i]At the time of his imprisonment in April 2018, [b]Lula was far ahead (of Bolsonaro)[/b] and leading the 2018 presidential polls. . . . [/i][/QUOTE][URL]https://www.telesurenglish.net/news/Brazil-Judge-Acquits-Lula-Dilma-of-Alleged-Illicit-Financing-20191205-0003.html[/URL]
Ex-President Lula, will be running for the Brazilian presidency in 2022. Should be a very interesting presidential race. It may even be better than Biden vs. "Agent Orange".
Get ready for the "illegal election" right-wing play book rhetoric.
[URL]https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/brazil-overtakes-us-in-daily-covid-19-deaths/ar-BB1erIWz?li=BBnb7Kz[/URL]
Not good for Brazil however, the US is not out of the woods yet.
NYT: "Brazil is now home to hundreds of new Covid-19 variants, researchers said, warning that other more dangerous versions could emerge the longer the disease is left to fester and mutate"
[QUOTE=Spidy;2538825][URL]https://www.telesurenglish.net/news/Brazil-Judge-Acquits-Lula-Dilma-of-Alleged-Illicit-Financing-20191205-0003.html[/URL]
Ex-President Lula, will be running for the Brazilian presidency in 2022. Should be a very interesting presidential race. It may even be better than Biden vs. "Agent Orange".
Get ready for the "illegal election" right-wing play book rhetoric.[/QUOTE]A very interesting TV series about the operation Car Wash that brought charges to a bunch of very powerful people and, many believe, Bolsonaro to power. It's on Netflix, highly recommended.
[QUOTE=Xpartan;2539686]A very interesting TV series about the operation Car Wash that brought charges to a bunch of very powerful people and, many believe, Bolsonaro to power. It's on Netflix, highly recommended.[/QUOTE]Yeah, Thanks for the heads up!
It looks interesting and two (2) seasons already!