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[Title] => Why Rio de Janeiro is like the Philippines
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Brazil is a huge, beautiful and well endowed country with over 160 million people...and plenty of beautiful women. It is the largest country in South America geographically and economically. Their annual per capita income is over $5000, two and a half times more than that of the Philippines. They have oil, gas, large timber deposit, (it has the Amazon forest), heavy manufacturing, steel and car manufacturing, and plenty of agricultural lands. It should really be a first world country. The question is "why are they not?"
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[AuthorName] => WEALTH MANAGEMENT By Ruben D. Almendras
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JANEIRO AND BRAZIL
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