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2010: October 31

In Brazil, Dilma Rousseff, the person chosen by Lula da Silva to succeed him, proclaims herself president, becoming the first woman to reach that position in the history of her country. The candidate of the Workers' Party has obtained 56% of the votes in the second round of the presidential elections.
2016: August 31

The Brazilian Senate approves the dismissal of Dilma Rousseff as president of her country for the fiscal maneuvers she carried out in 2015, constituting a lack of responsibility that seriously damaged the public accounts of the country. Michel Temer, until that time interim president and previously vice president and ally of Rousseff, assumes the presidency.

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Brazil is heading for the worst economic crisis in its history

The combination of political instability and health catastrophe threatens to become explosive for a faltering economy. Indicators and projections suggest that this will be the worst recession that Brazil has ever experienced.

The optimistic climate is fading in the Brazilian economy as the death toll from COVID-19 rises. If before the pandemic there was some skepticism about the country's economic recovery, now there is no doubt that Brazil is going to sink in 2020.

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The economy of Brazil is the largest economy in Latin America in terms of GDP and second of all America , the sixth in the world by the IMF , the The World Factbook of the CIA and the World Bank .  With a GDP (Gross Domestic Product) in purchasing power parity (PPP) value of $ 2,139,237 million dollars in 2008 . According to estimates by the IMF , Bank of the South and the World Bank, Brazil's economy in the following decades, must be among the five largest powers in the world, along with China , the United States , India and Mexico . ²⁰ Considering the estimated population for the year 2008 (190 million people), the per capita income would amount to $ 12,007. Brazilian exports reach 200,336 million dollars
The primary sector ( agriculture and livestock ) is responsible for around 5% of Brazil's total GDP in 2019, as IBGE considers only what is produced on farms. In 2019, the sector moved R $ 322 billion out of a total of R $ 7.3 billion. If the participation of agro-industries (such as slaughterhouses) and the service sector of the activity (such as freight transport) is taken into account, agro-industry as a whole represents at least 20% of Brazilian GDP.

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- Samba

This is the Carioca musical genre par excellence, since it has become one of the most representative of this South American region and its dance stars in the famous Brazilian carnivals. Its origins date back to the time when Africans were brought to the American continent to work; since it was they who introduced this style of music that soon began to spread.
- Lambada

This term comes from the Portuguese word used to describe the movement of a whip and was created in the 1970s. The lambada is made up of influences from cumbia and merengue; It is based on the carimbó (large African drum) and the guitar. Later, salsa, merengue and reggae were introduced in the lambada and made it a couple's dance