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Brazil is geographically a paradise. However, for those who do not have substantial financial resources, daily life often means confronting the harsh reality of public services – particularly in areas such as healthca The situation in many public hospitals is alarming. And this is not simply the result of a lack of money. Brazil is…

Brazilianness in law can be understood as the development of legal norms that are genuinely aligned with the country’s concrete reality – laws capable of organizing order and guiding progress according to Brazil’s own historical, social, and regional conditions. It implies not merely adopting external models, but transforming them into something coherent with the lived…

In the 1980s, Brazil faced one of the most challenging periods in its history, marked by severe economic crises, political instability, and social turmoil. During this decade, the country was grappling with one of the largest foreign debts in the world, a situation exacerbated by mismanagement and an economic system that was increasingly unsustainable. Brazil’s…

Observing the trajectory of China raises an important question: can democratic systems plan and execute long-term national strategies with the same consistency often attributed to China? China’s development model, under the leadership of the Chinese Communist Party, has been characterized by long-term strategic planning – most visibly through its Five-Year Plans – combined with centralized…

Consider the territorial size of Brazil and its enormous natural wealth, and compare it with Germany, a country roughly 24 times smaller. Yet Germany’s GDP far surpasses Brazil’s. An even more revealing comparison is Poland.=> Poland is about 27 times smaller than Brazil and marked by a long history of devastation caused by wars and…

Brazil appears to be a nation whose development has been held back by the quality of its leadership. Soon after gaining independence from Portugal in 1822, Brazil was already seen by many foreigners as a future great power because of its immense territory, natural resources, and demographic potential. Nearly two centuries later, Brazil is still…

14.03.2026 The comparison between China and Brazil is not only economic or political. It is also civilizational. China and Brazil are both continental-scale countries. Each possesses vast natural resources, large populations, and significant geopolitical potential. Yet over the last half century their development trajectories have diverged dramatically. China has emerged as one of the most…

AVDEA, 22. März 2026 (Originally published on LinkedIn →) ______ IMAGE: On the left, an ordinary city in Brazil – a country extremely rich in natural resources: a scene of urban insecurity, where citizens are being robbed, while a politician – symbolizing the elites of the three branches of government, benefiting from high salaries and…