Brasil
BRAZIL, NATAL: PARADISE FOR THE INVESTMENT.Brazil is at the moment the greatest economic power of Latin America, and eleventh in the world. With more than 185 million inhabitants, it is one of the nations with greatest ethnic and cultural diversity, a part from the fact that Brazil has also one of the most admired landscapes and important natural reserves in the world.
The climate is tropical and subtropical, varying from North to South due to its enormous extension of territory in the South American continent. The federal district of Brazil along with other 26 states of South America conform the administrative division of countries which are governed by a presidential democracy.
The official language is Portuguese although subsist as well a great amount of dialects. More than 90 % of the Brazilians are catholic, additionally some tribal religions remains existing.
For the Spanish the passport is the only requirement of entrance. Any vaccine or special treatment before visiting the country is required.
Tourism, construction and agriculture are their main sources of wealth and income. Real, the official Brazilian currency corresponds with around 3 Real by 1 Euro. In the present economic circumstances we must emphasize:
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Macroeconomic perspective: The present situation is the most interesting for the long term investments in the country, which has mainly to do with the stagnation of the national debt, to the optimism of economic growth, to the commercial balance and the control of inflation.
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Tendency of the tourism: Brazil at the moment is rapidly growing in the tourist sector mainly due to strong public and deprived investments made fundamentally in the North coast of the country.
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Real estate market: The important real estate projects that are being carried out, fundamentally in the Northeast of Brazil, forms a new market and without practically local clients for their acquisition. Nevertheless, we found a great amount of raw material that guarantees the continuity of the investments, as well as most impor