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In some regions of Brazil, green can have specific meanings limited to local culture and traditions.

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Green is also a part of some Brazilian political parties, such as the Green Party, which focuses on environmental and social issues.

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Green is one of the cores of the Brazilian national flag. It symbolizes the vast forests and natural riches of the country, representing the lush Brazilian flora.

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In some African-derived religions, such as Candomblé and Umbanda, green may be added to specific characteristics and elements of nature.

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Green is commonly used in traffic signs to indicate permission, such as the green light in traffic lights, signaling that it's safe to proceed.

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In some Brazilian folklore and cultural traditions, green can represent elements like hope, renewal, and fertility. This is related to rituals and implications from different regions of the country.

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Green is intrinsically linked to nature and environmental preservation. Given the immense biodiversity of the Amazon and Brazilian tropical forests, the color green is often associated with environmental conservation and the fight against deforestation.

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Green is also associated with some Brazilian sports teams, such as Palmeiras (a famous football club), which has green as the predominant color in its uniform.