3 Tonelada$: Assalto ao Banco Central
3 Tonelada$: Assalto ao Banco Central (aka.The Great Robbery of Brazil's Central Bank)
[QUOTE]August 2005. A burglary in the Central Bank, located in Fortaleza, Ceará, takes out approximately 165 million reais from the bank's safe, or around 3 tons and a half of used and untraceable 50-real bills. A spectacular crime that was performed with the help of an underground tunnel of almost 80 meters in length, at first leaving no witnesses and no evidence.
[URL] https://www.tvmaze.com/shows/60922/3-tonelada-assalto-ao-banco-central [/URL][/QUOTE]
New Brazilian documentary series, just dropped on Netflix. Look interesting, if you love a good heist and this one was epic by all accounts. And in Fortaleza of all places.
1st trip to Brazil Questions
Hi team,
I've been going to Medellin every few months for the past 8 years.
I speak Spanish pretty fluently.
Kind of tempted to go to Brazil.
I speak no Portuguese. And not nothing about Brazil other than what I can read here.
I can get decent prices on flights to Sao Paulo. Not sure what's better for mongering there or Rio or?
I want some Brazilian hotties but haven't gone there mainly for fears about language- especially since I speak Spanish so Colombia is easy for me.
Thoughts on ease of mongering compared to Colombia for a not Portuguese speaker. Thoughts on prices for girls compared to Medellin. Thoughts on safety and lodging prices also appreciated.
Anyone want to over advice?
Stick with what I know--or go for it to Brazil?
The BRL continues to gain steam
I found a recent Bloomberg article published last month about the 2022 rally of the BRL. Apparently, the Brazilian Real is the world's best performing currency so far this year! That's bad news for us mongers.
[URL]https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-02-23/brazil-s-world-beating-currency-rally-storms-past-key-barrier[/URL]
Anvisa; Vaccinated passengers should not be required a Covid test
“The government must waive the Covid-19 test requirement for vaccinated people who enter Brazil. The changes were suggested by Anvisa (National Health Surveillance Agency) last week.
The agency suggests that the changes take effect from May 1. But the government, which is preparing a package of flexibilities to advertise that it has overcome the health crisis, may anticipate the new rules on border control.” [URL]https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/equilibrioesaude/2022/03/teste-de-covid-e-quarentena-devem-deixar-de-ser-exigidos-de-passageiros.shtml?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=comptw[/URL].