Why can Brazil, with a large number of slums, become a BRICS country?

Slums give people the impression that they are poor, but the slums in Brazil are different from those in India. Brazil belongs to Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, and the slums in Brazil are the base areas of Brazilian social organizations. Brazil can become a BRICS country because its GDP has become the first in Latin America, and it does have this qualification.

Slums in Brazil

More than 6 million people in Brazil live in slums. Poverty, backwardness and crime are indeed the representatives of slums, and Brazil is no exception. But when poverty reaches the extreme, it will lead to crime, so the slums in Brazil have become shelters for those criminal gangs. Brazil's slums have surpassed the concept of slums. People who don't live in it like India don't have to mention that water and electricity facilities are blocked. Brazil's slums, at least the benefits of the government, where gang social workers no matter how poor.

In addition to slums, Brazil's economy is very developed.

In the 1960s and 1970s, Brazil successfully joined the ranks of developed countries. China didn't know where to stay at that time. Brazil's GNP ranks 1 in Latin America. In addition to developing traditional agriculture, they also keep up with the trend and make the service industry and production industry prosper, especially because of their unique geographical location, and even have advantages in raw materials. The reserves of iron ore, copper ore and bauxite rank first in the world. With the development of science and technology, Brazil's communication and financial industry has also begun to develop. Together with the President of Brazil, they are relatively wise development strategies, which provide a foundation for economic revitalization.

More than 20 years ago, Brazil's economic strength was comparable to that of other big countries. However, because inflation has not been contained, it has been stuck in the middle, not as good as developed countries, but there is no cheap labor. Therefore, Brazil's economy has been stagnant for nearly 30 years, but now it has successfully stepped out of the trough and directly talked with western powers.

The core idea of the Brazilian president

The Brazilian President believes that the exchange rate system should be used flexibly for reform and the social welfare system should be improved. Brazilian government officials should be streamlined when screening. The main reason for this situation is that there has always been corruption and bribery within the Brazilian Labor Party, which has loosened the foundation of the government. Therefore, I think that if Brazil wants to improve the status quo, it must first strictly implement anti-corruption actions like Singapore.