What makes SE Brazil so first world compared to the rest of the country?
>>201497074Monkeys are so fucking attention whore they search for random VPN only to talk about BrazilThis is WOMAN BEHAVIOR, do you know that, right?
if they're so good why don't they have a nobel laureate checkmate thirdie dogs
>>201497118>>201497213Schizos
>>201497213chikaner
>>201497074woah 40-60% of apezilians have access to sewage system in the south! this has totally changed my mind about apezil…
>>201497074São Paulo > Everyone else>>201497118Merdestino
>>201497074it's just where most people live
>>201497074South Brazil is a Central European hyperborea that has nothing to do with the rest of Latin America
>>201497533Its wrong data
>>201497746>Central EuropeanKEK
>>201497074The right question is: Why is northeast Brazil such irredeemable shithole?
>>201497746true. we /icy/
>>201497074>SE Brazil>first worldIt's Turkey-tier.>compared to the rest of the country?It is the most important region economically and culturally, also the most populous as well.
>>201497533>how to hit a nerve without even hitIt's not 2018 anymore, you can even drink tap water in most of states
>>201497746>South Brazil is a Central European hyperborea that has nothing to do with the rest of Latin Americaabsolutely delusional, they have worse access to sewage than fucking Rio.
>>201498126Turkey IS first world and has been since the '50s
>>201497838Holy cope
>>201500705>Turkey IS first world and has been since the '50sNice try Mehmet
>>201503179>baltic and balkans>first world
>>201497118Just wrote a huge serious response, but you can be right.>>201497074A historical process of economic cycles and manufacturing concentration.The great economic cycle of coffee concentrated wealth in São Paulo and Minas Gerais, this capital with help from the state after Vargas began an institutionalization process.Large urban centers, due to the availability of cheap labor and logistics, fostered industrial concentration for most of the 20th century with little concern for negative social and economic effects.The capitol of Brazil was Rio for a long time, a lot of public money was spent there, which benefited the region immensely.Regarding the climate, the interior of the northeast has been plagued by major droughts, increasingly severe since the 19th century, which led to great migration, loss of human capital and economic activity in the interior, which was limited to cattle breeding, the coast tends to be more developed due to the humidity and fertility of the land since the beginning of the country.In the north, the lack of infrastructure and logistics makes population and economic exploration difficult, but since the 1970s there have been fiscal incentives for the economic development of Manaus.In the south, regular rains and fertile land allowed the exploration of diverse crops and livestock farming.
Nobody lives in the Amazon are tho
