January 26, 2012 SouthAmerica: In my opinion, Brazil's Central Bank President Alexandre Tombini, should bring down the benchmark Selic rate to around 8 percent. That would help the Brazilian economy to recover and also it would make the "hot money" to go away from Brazil - resulting in a better exchange rate for Brazil...to a better level for economic activity in Brazil such as R 2 = US$ 1. ***** Bloomberg News â January 26, 2012 Brazilâs Central Bank Signals it Will Lower Interest Rates to Below 10% http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-...chance-of-selic-falling-to-single-digits.html .
August 16, 2012 SouthAmerica: By the way, I agree 100 percent with the US$ 66 billion economic stimulus plan that president Dilma Rousseff anounced yesterday to invest in needed infrastructure in Brazil. Congratulations to President Dilma Rousseff and also to Guido Mantega for making the right decisions to help develop the Brazilian economy for the long term. Keep up the good work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! .
. August 16, 2012 SouthAmerica: You can read what I wrote about the Brazilian currency the (real) at: After Two Years in Power Brazil President Gets an A in Economy, Politics, and Foreign Policy http://www.brazzil.com/component/co...omy-politics-and-foreign-policy.html#comments August 16, 2012 ...Reply to Ederson and Joao da Silva Ricardo: Both of you will find interesting the ongoing discussion between myself and a friend of mine from Facebook as follows: .
I heard a nasty story about rio- this guy (friend of a friend) goes up to this hot hooker. agrees a price and goes to his hotel room. turns out the hooker is a dude and raped the guy!!