Brazil
“”HUEHUEHUEHUEHUEHUEHUEHUEHUEHUEHUEHUE
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—  Brazil’s laugh
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Brazil, officially the Federative Republic of Brazil, is a big country located in 
South America, known for playing football (soccer), forcing people to come to his clay, laughing in "hue", and getting overly excited when his name is mentioned in any sort of media (BRAZIL MENTIONED 🇧🇷🔥🇧🇷🔥🇧🇷🔥). Brazil overall does not care about the 
Amazon Rainforest and would cut it all down for some cash. Wildfires are also common in Brazil.
As of 2025, Brazil has a land area of 8.5 million square kilometres making him the fifth-largest country in the world. He has the 8th largest economy in the world, the richest in Latin America, and second in the Americas. He is the second-most populous country in the Americas and the sixth-most populous country in the world with 210 million people. He is very 
multicultural and multiethnic, resulting from syncretism and a mix of different people.
Note that the "HUEHUEHUE" laugh is only a meme, Brazilians actually laugh like "KKKKKKKK" on the internet.
History
After being ruled by a 
junta, Brazil slowly returned to 
democracy in 1985. The new era of democracy began with the election of 
Tancredo Neves as president in 1985. Neves, however, fell ill and passed away before he could take office, and his vice president, 
José Sarney, assumed the presidency.
The return to democracy was solidified with the promulgation of a new 
constitution in 1988, which established Brazil as a federal republic with a strong emphasis on human rights and democratic governance. This constitution remains the cornerstone of Brazil's political system.
Throughout the 1990s, Brazil underwent significant economic reforms aimed at stabilizing the economy and controlling hyperinflation. The introduction of the Real Plan in 1994, which led to the creation of a new currency, the Brazilian real, was a pivotal moment in this process. The plan successfully curbed inflation and laid the groundwork for economic stability.
In the early 2000s, Brazil experienced a period of substantial economic growth and increased international prominence. The presidency of 
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, from 2003 to 2010, saw significant social and economic reforms, including efforts to reduce poverty and inequality through programs such as 
Bolsa Família. Lula's presidency also marked a period of increased regional influence and global engagement.
The 2010s were marked by political turbulence, including widespread protests, economic challenges, and corruption scandals. The impeachment of the president 
Dilma Rousseff in 2016 and the subsequent presidency of 
Michel Temer were pivotal events in this period. The political landscape remained volatile, with debates over economic policies, 
corruption, and governance continuing to shape the national discourse.
In 2018, 
Jair Bolsonaro was elected president, marking the beginning of a new era of conservative governance. His tenure emphasized 
national sovereignty, economic liberalization, public security, and resistance to what he and his supporters viewed as leftist overreach, sparking vigorous debates on issues such as environmental management, the COVID-19 pandemic, and human rights.
The early 2020s continued to see significant challenges and shifts in Brazil's political and economic landscape, with ongoing debates about governance, economic inequality, and environmental issues, particularly related to the Amazon Rainforest.
In 2023, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva returned to the presidency, which is his third term. His administration faced significant challenges, including rising public disapproval, with corruption concerns emerging as a central issue. Scandals involving his inner circle and ongoing investigations into past allegations contributed to a decline in his popularity.
In October 2024, Brazil imposed new tariffs on imports from 
China on a range of imports, including iron, steel, and fibre optics. A month later China's leader came to visit Brazil.
From 18 to 19 November 2024, Brazil held a 
G20 summit. Chinese dictator 
Xi Jinping will be attending the meeting, and some 
Falun Gong practitioners were protesting against their persecution and inhumane treatment in China, beside a road where Xi’s car will likely drive by. Possible agents of the “Combat Falun Gong Task Force for North America”[1] wearing identical white hats swarmed the protesters with red Chinese communist flags to remove them from the scene.
On 7 September 2025, Brazil's independence day, supporters of Jair Bolsonaro flooded the streets in protest against his biased trial for allegedly trying to "plot a coup" back in 2022. The three of the five judges deciding his fate are all close allies of the left-wing Lula. Protestors waved giant Brazilian flags and some 
American ones too. 
Trump showed his support and slammed the current Brazilian administration with a 50% tariff and placed sanctions on the judge overseeing Bolsonaro's case.
Trivia
- Brazil is the only country that speaks
Portuguese in 
South America. - Over 90% of Brazil's rare earth reserves remain untapped, locked beneath protected biomes due to strict
environmental regulations. From niobium to graphite and rare earth elements critical for green tech and electronics, Brazil is sitting on a strategic treasure trove which he cannot use. - Brazil is the only country in the world to have qualified for and played in every single
FIFA World Cup tournament since the competition's inception in 1930.
Relationships
Friends
United States - I have known him since the 19th century, he was the first country to recognize my independence before he became a superpower, and at that time he was more humble. We are friends... we even fought against the 
Nazis & 
Fascists together in WW2, and don't forget, 
commies. And it's funny to see you being bashed for
slavery while I had way more slaves then you.
Taiwan - I used to oppose 
UN Resolution 2758, but he ended up getting kicked out of UN, but STILL, I have representative office with him, soo, were good.
Argentina - Can’t win World Cup? HUEHUEHUEHUE. But we are good trader partners.
Neutral
North Korea - We have a trade agreement, I import some products from you, we have an embassy and we are not direct enemies. BUT REMIMBER THAT YOUR MISSLES NOT EXPLODES HERE IN SOUTH AMERICA!!
Russia - Former friend from 
Eastern Europe and a major ally from the 
BRICS. But why did you attack 
Ukraine?! Now USA has sanctioned me because of you!
Germany - NOOOOOOO, HOW DID YUO DEFEAT ME IN FOOTBALL GAME!!! I IS BEST AT FUTBALL, IS OF INPOSSSIBAL! But futball aside we are great trading partners
People's Republic of China - Trade parter from BRICS, but yuo tried to turn my friends 
communist during Cold War, I is not very trusting yuo much.
Roblox - I have one of the biggest player base in this game, but it's been over 1500 days since you promised me servers in my clay. There's no servers nearby so my people will always find your game laggy.
IBAMA - I found promising natural resource for the economy, can I use it?
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No.
Enemies
Joe Biden - My climate is fine!
The Simpsons - REMOVE "BLAME IT ON LISA" EPSIDOE! AM FIRE LAWSUIT!!
How to draw
- Draw a ball.
- Fill the ball with green.
- Draw inside it a kite shape that is wider horizontally, color it of a yellow.
- Draw inside the kite a smaller circle, color it of a blue.
- Draw a small white strip inside the blue circle.
- Write "ORDEM E PROGRESSO". (Optional: You can also write something else on the strip (e.g.: HUE HUE HUE)).
- Draw 26 white small stars in the bottom side of the white stripe in the blue circle, and one star in the top side, making 27 stars in total. Make sure that the stars are scattered around.
- Draw the two eyes, and you're done!
| Color Name | HEX | |
|---|---|---|
| Shamrock Green | #009440 | |
| Golden Yellow | #FFCB00 | |
| Catalina Blue | #302681 | |
| White | #FFFFFF | |
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Notes
- ↑ Yes, this actually exists, mentioned in a document by the
CCP. Can be seen in the 
YouTube short "Protestors in Brazil Against CCP" by 
China Insider with David Zhang.
