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| Raising American Children in Brazil |
| By David Persons February 15, 2011  Back in the USA my wife (Brazilian) and I never really gave much thought to raising our family in Brazil, since we were well established there, but late 2006 as we felt the crisis coming we started to discuss the possibilities of international relocation. Since the US economy was heading towards a collapse and by mid 2007 we had made the final decision to relocate to Brazil after carefully considering the alternatives... By relocating we would be able to maintain a similar quality of life and continue private schooling for our children, which was and has always been our priority from the beginning. We then made the "Move" internationally, we loaded up our house into a container and shipped it out. In 45 days our home would arrive so we had |
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RAISING AMERICAN CHILDREN IN BRAZIL
Here is a story that I came across. Something that I can relate to, except my wife and I are both American but nevertheless we are raising our children in Brazil. Enjoy
OBAMA: BRAZIL AN EXAMPLE TO THE ARAB WORLD!
A FamÃlia de Obama vai chego aqui no Brasil neste fim de semana. (transl. The Obama Family just arrived in Brazil this weekend.)
“ My mother is gone now, but she would’ve never imagined that her son’s first trip to Brazil would be as President of the United States,” Obama said. “And I never imagined that this country would be even more stunning than it was in the movie.”
President Obama is greatly admired in Brazil and has helped greatly with the image and status of the U.S. after some rough diplomatic years with former President Bush.
“ My mother is gone now, but she would’ve never imagined that her son’s first trip to Brazil would be as President of the United States,” Obama said. “And I never imagined that this country would be even more stunning than it was in the movie.”