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Brazil looks to boost tourism from Muslim-majority countries

Brazil looks to boost tourism from Muslim-majority countries
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Missionaries are exactly where the Lord wants [them] to be

During a recent ministering trip, Elder Gary E. Stevenson spoke at the Brazil Missionary Training Center and met with leaders in São Paulo.

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Immigrants and Converts: Muslims in Brazil - The Islamic Monthly

The New Growth of Islam in Brazil Rio De Janeiro and São Paulo –In One Of the many office buildings-cum-apartments in Rio de Janeiro’s [.]

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Brazil, a rich mix of culture and natural beauty

It was a dream come true for me, having longed to visit Brazil one of the most diverse countries on the planet and home to the wonderful Amazon forest and the Iguazu Falls. After a long gruelling flight, we reached Rio De Janeiro Airport early morning and immediately started for Copacabana.

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Brazil s overlapping crises make life for Syrian refugees an uphill struggle

SAO PAULO: In 2013, Brazil began to issue a special humanitarian visa for Syrian refugees. That year, the South American country’s gross domestic product (GDP) rose 2.3 percent, and the unemployment rate reached its lowest level in more than a decade. Now, however, the 3,800 Syrian refugees who live in Brazil are facing terrible economic conditions. The country’s GDP fell 4.1 percent in 2020 and the unemployment rate is one of the highest in the world, with at least 13.5 percent of Brazilians out of the job market. And with 390,000 fatalities, Brazil has the second-highest number of deaths from COVID-19 in the world. There is no solution in sight given that President Jair Bolsonaro has always refused to federally impose social-distancing measures, and has failed to secure enough vaccine doses for the population.

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