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Intel - Regions
Americas - South
Brazil

"In God we trust.
All others we monitor."

"A World Bank report on the Brazilian educational system compares it unfavorably with to those of Ethiopia and Pakistan, with a dropout rate of 80 percent in primary school, growing illiteracy, and falling budgets. The Ministry of Education reports that the government spends over a third of the education budget on school meals, because most of the students will either eat at school or not at all."  Deterring Democracy, p. 227

• Argentina
• Bolivia
• Colombia
• Ecuador
• Guiana
• Guyana

• Panama
• Paraguay
• Peru
• Suriname
• Uruguay
• Venezuela

• Sao Paulo (10,990,249)
• Rio de Janiero (6,161,047)
• Salvador (2,948,733)
• Brasilia (2,557,158)
• Fortaleza (2,473,614)
• Belo Horizonte (2,434,642)
• Curitiba (1,828,092)
• Manaus (1,709,010)
• Recife (1,549,980)
• Porto Algere (1,430,220)
• Belem (1,424,124)
• Guarulhos (1,279,202)
• Goinia (1,265,394)
• Campinas (1,056,664)
• Sao Luis (986,826)
• Sao Goncalo (982,382)
• Maceio (924,143)
• Duque de Caxias (864,392)
• Nova Iguacu (855,500)

• Sao Bernardo do Campo (801,580)
• Teresina (793,915)
• Natal (798,065)
• Campo Grande (747,189)
• Osasco (713,066)
• Santo Andre (671,696)
• Joao Pessoa (693,082)
• Jabotao dos Guararapes (678,346)
• Uberlandia (622,441)
• Sao Jose dos Campos (609,229)
• Contagem (617,749)
• Sorocaba (576,312)
• Ribeirao Preto (558,136)
• Cuiba (544,737)
• Feira de Santana (584,497)
• Juiz de Fora (520,612)
• Aracaju (536,785)
• Londrina (505,184)

• Triborder Region: Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay

• Portuguese (official)
• Spanish
• English, French

• ABYZ

• Roman Catholic (nominal) 73.6%
• Protestant 15.4%
• Spiritualist 1.3%
• Bantu/voodoo 0.3%

• other 1.8%
• unspecified 0.2%
• none 7.4% (2000 census)