Can Brazil Become a Superpower?
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- čas přidán 30. 08. 2020
- Brazil, with a population of 210 million as of 2020, has the natural and capital resources needed to become a global superpower. However, the nation sees many challenges in its rise to global power, such as widespread poverty and a large amount of undeveloped land. In this video, we explore what Brazil has on her side to become a global superpower, and what challenges hold her back. Tell me in the comments what country I should make a video on next!
me, a Brazilian watching my country breaking the dilemma that tropical countries are not developed gives me enormous pride🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
• Guilherme • exactly tropical countries can be powerful
@@MadMacGeopolitics I also agree with the fact that here it has a lot of natural resources like oil, but in fact any country is capable of being a superpower. Everything depends on how the state manages the country, the problem is that here there are many corruption scandals that even involve the president
@@MadMacGeopolitics man, a subject that I think would make a good video is about social inequality in South Africa, you could do it quite easily since there’s a lot of information on the internet
• Guilherme • that is certainly true, you will find lots of similar content in the rest of my channel
@@MadMacGeopolitics yes I know, so it would be good to make a video like that, you already have experience in approaching topics like
Greetings from Brazil!
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Thanks mate
Good luck brazil! From the United states🇺🇸🇧🇷
🇧🇷☝️👑🥂🍾🎩💶💵💴💰👏👏👏👏
@@woodrow-wilson Can you tell me how it feels to know that you live in a rich country seeing the economic situation of countries like my poor Brazil🇧🇷
It is only a Matter of Time...
They said all though out the 18th and 19th century
I’m kidding best of luck from the 🇺🇸 ❤️ 🇧🇷
@@lewissteward65 lollll Wish you good health and long living so you can see it first hand 😉🇧🇷🥰🇺🇸
Predictions aren't viable dude, there are many unpredictable things that can make brazil's power tank
@@loathecraft I see your point… but what can I do… I have faith.
Well, when the labor party promised that, they got us 10 years of economical growth and prevented the 2008 crysis here.
Bolsonaro had the worst economic measures and indexes of our history.
Its a matter of time until we become an alt-right Venezuela.
I am a Indian from Asia Brazil can become a super power problem is corruption unemployment But Brazil will never give up this is the power of this great nation in the southern hemisphere
As a brazilian, I'm sorry to inform you that we gave up a long time ago😔🇧🇷
India will become a great power in the future💪🇮🇳 Good luck my Indian friends🇧🇷❤🇮🇳
Speaking of new cities, the northern parts of Paranatinga in Mato Grosso have started to form their own city called "Santiago do Norte".
Your effort to say the names correctly pays off! We appreciate it!
Brazil has structural issues that limit it's development. Fundamentally, it's because of a long history of bad policies. Brazil was growing quite strongly until the 80s when the debt crisis hit (caused by the second oil crisis). Then, liberalization in the 90s basically brought growth rates from 5+% annually to 2%, which is almost on par with population growth leading to forty years of fundamentally stop-and-go economic growth and stagnation. We need to learn from our past and from the policies of countries that did develop (Japan, SK, China, Taiwan, France, Germany etc) and then we could become a high income economy in a decade or two - but that entails changing the economic structure, including de-industrialization. But that means shedding the naive dreams of development based on agriculture (lol), foreign capital (lmao) and aggressive deregulation (huashsashua) instead of the proven methods of national capital, industrialization and strategic use of regulation such as implemented by the aforementioned countries.
Brasil deveria ensentivar as indústrias nacionais $$, e aumentar a exportação investindo nos países latino e luso onde o Brasil seria o EUA dos pobres. Rss O Brasil só exporta produtos básicos como alimentos,veículos e produtos militares seria um mercado fixo perfeito. Kk
Estava crescendo até quaneo...? A ditádura terminou com inflação de 200% ao ano
Ninguém para pra pensar que o baixo desenvolvimento, a industrialização tardia e as ditaduras, que atrasaram o país vieram com o sistema republicano. O problema do Brasil hoje é consequência de ter virado república de uma forma totalmente abrupta e bizarra. Os fatos falam por si só:
República da Espada, Revolta de Canudos, República Velha,Política do Café com Leite, Coronelismo, Ditadura de 64 até chegarmos até os dias hoje. Mas o pior mesmo foi o Brasil ter sido entregue na mãos de oligarquias. E isso impede que haja desenvolvimento pleno.
Brazil has been the worlds worst bet. Year after year they are supposed to get better, but they continue to move slow. Hopefully Brazil can cut the red tape to simplify and encourage the business culture. As well as hopefully lower crime and incorporate costal slums into the city.
This is due to leftist policies that has been implemented in the last 50 years by the corrupt establishment.
The problem is the government really. We need a complete reestructuring.
@@valkiriachila2032 also Brazil under leftist president: gdp goes from 600b to 2.4t
@@valkiriachila2032 im the last 50 years? The problem about Brazil is some people just dozed off for years and now suddenly they "know politics".
Our best economic growth eas between 2002 and 2010, during our most left govenment.
They doubled students in universities, took people out of extreme poverty, almost ended hunger and on top of it all they prevented getting a recession during the 2008 prime crysis.
You simplify everything as a 50 years leftist scheme because you are definitely too thick to know rock from food.
The problem with Brazil's economy is that these rich ignorants cant even understand economic growth when they see it because their political agendas speak louder than facts.
The sole reason Brazil is in the dumps is because the right parties took down the left government 1 mandate and a half ago (6 years) but they cant really take any responsability for their actions. They basically behave like bratty children and say "I did nothing wrong on this last 4 years that the economy melted, its someone else's fault."
Funny how you put every problem on the lefts accounts but the right wing parties in Brazil simply NEVER EVER had a government with better social or economic indexes than the lefts.
Actually we had a 40 year-long right extremist dictatorship in which people would get tortured to death for saying opinions in the news.
Like I said. Grown peolple that arent funcional adults trying to pass on the blame to everyone because its never their fault.
@@newstartyt3700 gdp doesn't mean anything. The money needs to go to the people. Lots of countries since 2000 increased their gdp, of course Brazil's gdp would increase too.
best of luck to brazil
Muito bom o vídeo parabéns
Deserves more views. They will soon enough
I have a video coming out Sunday, I’m hoping for the best
I have watched these types of videos many times before and its always the same issues, which are true, inequality (in all things not just wealth but education and opportunities), difficult geography, systematic corruption and the legacy of 400 years of slavery. We Brazilians must free ourselves from these ills, and we can, now will we? Only time and hard work will answer that and I believe Brazil will and is, although slowly and with many bumps, going towards that direction. Even now, with our current questionable government, we are still demanding more and more accountability, transparency and efficacy from our leaders and ourselves
Geografia difícil? Kkk
The current problem in Brazil is its constitution, which contributes a lot to political instabilities. We also have no recourse for the dissolution of parliament and almost all political crises reflect on the economy for that reason.
I also believe that Brazil should not be a Republic, but a parliamentary monarchy, as this was the first regime adopted by the country, when it became independent from Portugal. I know that there are no perfect political systems, but Brazil was better managed under the monarchy, and if it had maintained that system, it would be a different country today.
For example, we would not have gone through dictatorships and favelas would not have spread across the country. For the bad development was a consequence of the republican system. Brazil only started to industrialize, almost in the middle of the 20th century, for example.
If we have political stability, may we could become a superpower
I'm brazilian...R.I.P. Brazil😔
Don't give up so easily
Dê uma olhada na região centro-oeste!!
I'm a Pakistani and I want to immigrate to Brazil, am I welcome?
Brazil it's a Christian country, what do you think?
@@truta3715 I don't hate Christians
Not being anti-LGBT. We have anti-homophobia laws. Otherwise, as long as you want to learn the culture and language, there should be no issue
Why don't you immigrate to Suriname, which is the country right above Brazil. We have lots of muslims and also hindu here. You might feel much closer to home.
@@gsw8459 Nice idea, I'll try going there
This issue about lumber is sensitive, brazilians thenselfs don't like the idea, and first world countries are piss off with Brazil's policies altough for the surprise of the ignorants, (both domestic and external), Brazil has a model legislation when it comes to enviromental issues. What happens right now is that theres to much polarization in politics both in Brazil and in the world.
A lot of people are constantly bragging about Bolsonaro over Amazon, fires, Amazon deforastation and altough some accusations are true, others are at best exagerations (and at worst, outright lies), the media (namely Globo tv) plays with the emotions of brazilians daily and more than offten point out how horrible the government in regards enviromental issues.
Bolsonaro itself wasn't elected due to a green platform, and altough he denial some aspects of the climate change theory, he isn't a anti nature nightmare that folks try to spread word about him.
He stated itself that Amazon soil is poor for agricultural porposes, and when the pressure was put on him over the Amazon fires, he delegate the task to VP Gen. Mourão wich proceed to effectivly militarize Amazon, by send in troops to act as fire fighters and create commands on the region to protect the forest from criminals and rivers pirates, also many task forces are in the region, fighting against ilegal mining and logging.
So, right now, the logging industry should be tackled, and we should make efforts to reforest areas lost.
The cerrado region, Brazil is starting to developed and progress has being made at fast pace.
E aqui temos mais um gado
Já dá para pôr na coleira e vender a tua carne
Venham Venham todos pro Brasil aqui estaram seguros 😊
"Hey, how about making a vídeo about Brazil? And better: With Cuban Music in it!"
Superpower need main feature like man power that's main thing but many country broke that like Japan so education is important it's main thing and also ....... Many factors
i wish...
In South region there are hurricanes
also u can get medicine and rubber from the amazon
Don’t let them knowwwwwww
I am brazilian and in my opinion we have not followed the development of the United States, for example, because we became a Republic in an unstructured way.
Brazil was born a monarchy parliamentary country.
If it had kept that regime, with an emperor, we would probably look like Australia. We have a history of similar structural colonization, even Brazil beeing colonized by Portugal..
“Can Brazil…” Yes! It can!
“Will Brazil?…” hummm…. Probably not!
This thing was kind of meme in the geopolitical preduction communities
say that our country has the potential to become a superpower, since the coup in the monarchy to become a republic, my history teacher tends to say that our country was born wrong we were the only one of our neighbors after declaring independence to have continued as an empire, if the war with Paraguay never happened would be everything different nowadays for worse or for better
The Brazilian empire was one of the poorest and most backward countries in the world. Meanwhile, republican Brazil was the second fastest growing economy in the world between 1930 and 1980. We "failed" to develop, yes, but that happened in the 1990s not in the 1890s. Monarchist Brazil was poor, underdeveloped, rural, and extremely unequal (slave-based economy).
@@FOLIPE the constitutional monarchy era was the most stable, prosperous, and powerful period in Brazil's hisory. Far from perfect, but on a much better path than the several failed republics and dictatorships.
@@FOLIPE Brazilian Emperor Pedro II was actually against slavery. The republics did a coup because they didn't want to lose their slaves
@@ikr233 exactly
@@FOLIPE Brazil was the second fastest growing economy yes, but don't forget their foreign debt increased by a LOT, because of US's money
My favourite beautifull Portuguese and british people country
what is the music?
I don'zt believe, but I love Brasil how it is
Good video I'm just gonna say that the music is way to loud
I agree, looking back at my older videos this seemed to be a problem
You showed Moscow city when you were talking about developed economies. But Russia just isn't developed.
commenting for the algorithm
We gotta break the algorithm yes
Brazil is a wonderful country in general terms, the only problem is its poor administration, we could be a huge power if the country was well managed
I hope so I like brazil
This song has nothing to do with Brazil.
Alguém traduz ae pra mim🥴
What is the name of the song?
Cumbia no frills, I think. There are 2 versions, this is the faster one.
@P4to D0l4n I assumed not, but I agree. There’s not much of a selection in the free downloadable music site I use
@@MadMacGeopolitics dude you shouldn't be using such awesome tunes as background, I'm just vibing instead of listening to you.
Brazil surely will be a superpower.... When hell freezes over😂🤣!!
Lol
Video: "can brazil be a next superpower?"
Me, a brazilian: No, cause we are at the bottom of the global education rankings and we are not leaving the bottom at least for the next 2 decades.
Video: "maybe"
Me: yeah... if some miracle happen and another country decides to invest in brazilian education system. Cuz Brazil definitely wont do it
Brazil has a lot of potential but bad governance can easily cancel out any potential
A educação brasileira vai arruinar o país por décadas
Brazil's problem is worse than education. It's no use to have an educated workforce when you aren't generating the jobs for them to do
Education is not the main factor in being a super power at all. The USA, for example, has very good education if you compare it to the average of the world, but among the developed nations, it's not that good. However, it still has the industries, relatively non corrupt government, and sheer man power.
@@FOLIPE Not to mention bad education is just another form of saying "the goverment sucks and is corrupt"
This song... What is happining here? 😂😂😂
ó manor você sou vai deixar ó rio de janeiro passa no seu vídeo nunca viu uma pessoas amar ó rio de janeiro me rir de mais
If we free our market from regulations and stupid laws we would be a world superpower
Our market is free from regulations. But honestly if you look at the actual developed economies, they are all more regulated than us - just better regulated. I don't know how people in Brazil see Argentina's liberal policies as being better than Japan's and Korea's policies of development which use regulation, but ok....
Ainda sim, todos os países mais desenvolvidos do mundo têm mais regulação q a gente
Existe um Brasil melhor além das das favelas do Rio de Janeiro!!
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The amount of corruption Brazil has, i think if it was any other country it would go down. Brazil only stays up cos it's a really big one, full of natural resources and rich... if only a good government would show up, they could lead Brazil to greatness
The process has already started. The good thing is nobody is paying attention to it. Somehow only China and Russia have figured this out!
we don't want to be big, we want to be happy
I'm afraid that Brazil is already huge, nothing you can do haha
@@MadMacGeopolitics Brazil will be a Europe 2.0, we will not be poor but we will not be very rich either
Com o liberalismo adotado pelo atual governo, estamos no caminho de se tornar uma grande potência global.
Liberalismo onde ? Continuamos a mesma bosta de outros governos de outrora só trouxa que acredita em falácias.
@@sandorveras3911 fui falho em me expressar, tentativa de liberalismo com reformas necessárias.
Cara, a idéia do governo é boa mas a porra do congresso, senado e STF não cooperam, eles literalmente não tem pressa de destravar o país enquanto eles tem os salários gordos deles garantidos, é triste pra caralho
@@sandorveras3911 Liberdade de capitalismo... quermos um país liberal... sem COMUNISMO
Pena que nenhum país do mundo se desenvolveu com liberalismo. Liberalismo é o que afundou a Argentina. Esse governo está destruindo o que restava do Brasil
vai morar no Rio de Janeiro então
Rio de Janeiro, respeita!!
Brasil is hard worker, not lazies like other latinos, and our moral of work is more like the asian one, and people not like party, siestas, but also have a workaholic and family oriented culture, what is the positive part, the bad part is corruption, protecionism of cartels populists of left, burocracy and high taxes
Q merda q eu acabei de ler, conservador adora passar vergonha
No, Brazil cant because of corruption, Brazil need the old good brazilian monarchism to be a superpower.
I agree
Como se o império tivesse sido um país desenvolvido,kakakaka
Russian population 144 million; Russian GDP 1.48 Trillion USD
Brazil population 212 million; Brazil GDP 1.44 Trillion USD
Russia spends billions on Space programs, advanced military weapons, and
expensive infrastructure. By contrast, Brazil spends a few cents on each.
Russia has poor people, but no massive favelas. WTF Brazil's $ goes?????
BTW, both Russia and Brazil are slightly less than 10% of US GDP.
I hope brazil is a u.s allie
It is but US do not give a shit
We are not allies. Bolsonaro likes to think we are but in reality we are just being exploited by them.
@@andarilho_31 dam
@@andarilho_31 but we still allies right?
lol
Me,a brazilian watching our president acting like an idiot and not making any good for the country :
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Pretty much every president since the Beginning of the Republic.
@@snake9098 yup.
@@snake9098 i would say most of the the millitary presidents were good, the repression helped ans the economy was booming, if we stayed like that, Brazil would be a giant player in geopolitics
@@snake9098 yeah you are right, the thing is it WONT be any different with any other president.
Imagine a president like Ciro Gomes or Haddad or even Doria? Ciro Gomes would create a militia of commies declare marshal law and lock everybody in home, Haddad at this point would already BROKE this country before this pandemic even start, we would be worst than Venezuela.
Doria would basically give us placebo and tell us everything would be fine...
Biggest problem with Brazil is that theres NOBODY in this country capable of rulling, if not those imbeciles in the already established parties.
A few names here and there, but not actually well know to the public.
Altough one of the few names in the politics is precisly the heir of the throne, prince Luiz Philippe de Orléans e Bragança....
@@Camar-AD-a Problem is Bolsonaro wasn't all that bad until this pandemic hit, the pandemic itself is pure bs, not in a sense that we shoudn't take cautions, and do what was necessary to prevent, but the awfull responses from the MSM, WHO, governments...
One issue that i keep repeating is that, a lot of spreading of the virus was done by younger folks, they were the ones who REALLY fucked up everything.
The governments handing "funny money" and folks going to to party, gathering in large crowds...
This whole organizations didn't take in account the cultural aspects of this.
PEOPLE DON'T LIKE TO BE LOCKED, especially younger people, and if you give them money, and tell them to stay at HOME, they would do exactly the opposite.
Some basic things to grow:
First:we need to be real patriot(not the fake patriotism of Bolsonaro), chance our educational system and evolve some cultural habits
Two:we need an agrarian reform together with better salary and an urban reform
Three:we need to conserve the evironment
And yes, we need to grow the population of central Brazil, immigration, migration and agrarian reform would be nice to make this
About inequality, one of the major errors of the Worker's Party was growing the GDP to almost 3 trillion but not growing the per capita and making important reforms
And your pronounciation of portuguese is pretty good
I think it would be better to Brazil to stop making shit with US, Bolsonaro is bad
I don't live in Brazil, as you could most likely tell, so what exactly is Bolsonaro like? What are his policies?
@@MadMacGeopolitics Bolsonaro basically is ignoring the coronavirus, making the economy go down and devaluing the Real
Also, Hunger in Brazil has now returned to his government and the price of food is very expensive, example:5k of rice for 40 reais
He is also trying to ignore the vaccine, spreading fake news and things like that
There's a lot more, this is just a small summary, but in general it was a hope that many people placed and in the end everything went wrong
@@7TPdwCzolgu if the coronavirus did not exist would this have still been a problem?
@@MadMacGeopolitics so, i think the only problems would be evironment problems, neoliberalism and an mediocre government
@@7TPdwCzolgu ok, very interesting. Thanks for the info
no. she is going to party, somba,soccer , drugoverdose,lovemaking, do not care whatever superpower.
No, without a minimal chance. Today Brazilian people, live under a dictatorship.
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Te agradecemos pelo vídeo e aparente desejo de falar bem do Brasil, mas, você precisa estudar um pouco mais a nossa geografia, vc errou em muitos pontos.
Um abraço.
Maybe, but not with the current president lol
Answer: hell no
While boomers be in power Brazil will never be successful
No 🤗
With Bolsonaro is impossible
No.