Brazil is a Portuguese-speaking country with a strong economy and friendly people. The diverse population, geography, culture, and landscapes enthrall tourists year-round.
Brazil is the world's fifth-largest country, the third-largest in the Americas, and 4,250 miles from New York.
Brazil covers half of South America and has the largest population on the continent. The climate is mainly tropical, and the landscape is vast and diverse. The rivers, marshes, mountains, and plateaus cross state and regional boundaries.
The country is one of the world's top tourist destinations. Brazilian culture is a colorful fusion of Portuguese, African, and indigenous influences, reflected in the country's irresistible samba beats and well-known Carnival celebration. Residents and visitors alike flock to soccer and volleyball games across the country.
Brazil is a global powerhouse in mining, agriculture, and manufacturing, with a developing service sector. Top exports include crude oil, sugar cane, cars, and coffee.
The World Bank classifies Brazil as an upper-middle-income economy with the following trade agreements and alliances:
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Brazil celebrates 12 national (public) holidays and multiple observances a year. The most important fixed date holidays are:
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Termination with cause
An employer can dismiss an employee with cause for reasons including but not limited to:
