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Published · transcript-backedBruno Maçães: belief
26 Sept 2018 Conversations with Tyler Bruno Maçães on the Spirit of Adventure
“While the institutions actually resemble more the US institutions than some European institutions that are in worse shape, I think we should be optimistic.”
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- Bruno Maçães
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- 26 Sept 2018
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- Conversations with Tyler
Transcript context
…It seems there are populated parts of Brazil where, literally, the government does not rule, neither the central government nor a municipal or state-level government. Is that the future of Brazil? Or will more of Brazil end up looking like southern Brazil, which is reasonably well run, say Curitiba? It’s difficult to know. There was a moment 10, 15 years ago where people were more optimistic about Brazil than they are now, but the democracy, the democratic institutions still work well. The courts work well. We’re going to have an election now, which could be a moment to rebuild some of the things that were lost. While that lasts, I’m still going to be an optimist. While the institutions actually resemble more the US institutions than some European institutions that are in worse shape, I think we should be optimistic. How is the sense of adventure there in Brazil?…
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