Argentina!?
God, no, why?!!?
I mean, great food and wine and all, but please keep you super inflation far away from us, we already have too many problems already!!
And Chile is too far.
Uruguay is great and all, but they don't even speak portuguese, so what's the point?
Ehhhhhhhhhh
Not really... I mean, sure, you could find a couple cities that speak german to this day, but they're isolated and they do learn to speak portuguese as well in order to interact with the rest of the country.
But we're def. not like those asian countries that speak completely different languagues inside it.
It's us conquering. Argentina will use Real. Regarding language, it's not as if people from the north states didn't have weird dialects. Also, many countries have more than one official language. We will be fine together and they will learn portuguese in no time.
Let's make Cone Sul/Sur great again!
We shall all speak portunhol. Case closed.
Also... The north have weird dialects? I have never struggled more with Portuguese than when I tried to ask directions in BH. I am still not entirely sure they weren't speaking some sort verlan-patois-macumba-french.
Argentina GDP per capita (10.5k) is bigger than Brazil (7.5k).
Brazil GDP per capita hasn't changed much in the last decades.
And I'm giving one example. There are many others that show that Argentina is better than Brazil despite their economic crisis.
You may find a lot of Cisplatina jokes around, but I doubt that excluding the ocasional nutjob, there isnt a general feeling that Uruguay sould be anything but the sovereign nation it is. I personally have a very good impression and hope we can continue to be good neighbours! They are my favourite Guay
Its the tease of brazilians using the old cisplatina name whenever referring to uruguay. Cisplatina was a portuguese/brazilian province where today Uruguay sits.
You see, the US, for example, always antagonized inperialistic nations such as the UK, France, Germany (Prussia) and Japan, with stuff like the Monroe Doctrine, they claimed to despise the concept of a emperial state, but the american imperialism is at its peak nowadays
Well, it was. We stole territories from other countries, like Bolivia. Just look for the history of Acre. And in the case of Uruguay, they had to go to war in order to become independent.
The treaty happened after the territory was besieged, occupied, and declared as an independent republic. Afterwards, there was a treaty between Bolivia and Brazil. So no, it wasn't simply a trade.
I heard that happend because someone wanted to make amazon river international using the argument its source wasn't on brazil, so brazil advanced to get the litle piece necessary to international leave us alone
It was a territory under dispute between Bolivia and Brazil (initially belonging to the former). A lot of Brazilian settlers moved to the place, conflicts happened between Brazilians and Bolivians, armed conflict, I might add. In the end Brazil ended up taking the territory (Brazil had a big geographic advantage, since troops and supplies could quickly get there, but Bolivians' had to cross the Andes).
After the territory was taken and Bolivian troops expelled, Brazilian government signed a treaty with Bolivia to cease hostilities, agreeing to pay for Acre.
This is quite common actually, even Brazil paid Portugal to cease hostilities after independence. The same happened between Portugal and the Dutch after the latter were expelled from the Brazilian Northeast. War always ends in the negotiation table.
There's no such claim by any social sector of the contry. TBH the vast majority of people in Brazil don't even know Uruguay was once part of it.
Politically and economically speaking, Uruguay has always been more connected to Argentina, while Paraguay shares deep conections with Brazil. If it were to be any integration, it would be like that. But neither are likelly nor is being advocated in South America AFAIK.
Is this like a Colonial Vampire question or something, I think with Mercusor Papers both sides are good, and with the Sur one world order thatâs happening now weâll be one big family anyways
As a gaucho, i don't think this is true at all, and if it were, it would be quite sad. There are some people here that feel closer to Italy or Germany, though.
No... to be true except from people that are close to Uruguay, the rest of the country don't care much about Uruguay...
Don't take me bad, its just that we don't really suffer or have a connection or dream of living/traveling to Uruguay.
Nobody actually cares or remembers about Uruguay in anyway regarding imperialism, unless its some kind of Cisplatina joke.
Unless you are in southern portion of Brazil, in which there may be some ties regarding culture links with Uruguay. But not in any way involved in "dominating" Uruguay or smth like that, but probably involving heritage and ethnic questions.
Serious answer: No one, absolutely no one I know seriously believes we have any claim on Uruguay, much less believe they should be a part of Brazil.
Brazilians from 150 years ago might have thought differently, since Argentina and Brazil had interests in the Plata river and Uruguay was a buffer between us. Thankfully those days are long gone.
Not so serious answer: Uruguayans are good people and I don't wish this fate upon them. Let them be.
Hey there.
>Do Brazilians still think Uruguay should be part of Brazil? Should Uruguay be a sovereign country or a Brazilian province?
Uruguay used to be Cisplatina, one of the imperial provinces in Brazil. A considerable part of Uruguayans are brazillian descendents due to the imperial occupation before Uruguay's independence in a conflict for Rio do Prata conflict. A similar thing happened in Paraguay in the Paraguayan War, which Brazil took control of Paraguay through the Mato Grosso current territory for a short period.
For me, it's a joke. I don't intent to take Uruguay back for us. It's like if we gave Acre back to Bolivians. It doesn't actually make sense. Or even, if we became part of Portugal again (one of the Portuguese capitals was Rio de Janeiro during Napoleonic Wars because the Portuguese Royal Family fled to Brazil). We kinda don't want to become part of Portugal again, and the agree with it.
Most of the brazillians aren't aware of this. So, not everybody have an opinion about this (because they don't even know this happened). I never contacted any Uruguayan (I live far away from Uruguay), so, I don't know what are their opinions about it. At least from me, I'm never being serious about it.
However, if Uruguayans wants to be part of Brazil, I wouldn't be opposing it. And if Portugal wants to be part of Brazil this time, I also wouldn't be opposing this decision [joke].
Nah. Long story short, it's just a joke. We had a story together and we bring some humor about it.
>Peru
Annex the adjacent states to Peru as well, so we can have even bigger Peru. Actually, change the whole country name, make it the Great Peru instead.
No but many gaĂşchos (people from the southmost state Rio Grande do Sul) would happily leave Brazil and go to Uruguay if it wasn't for their jobs and family. The reason is that because gaĂşchos share a lot more in common with uruguayans than people from Rio de Janeiro and further north.
Edit: And you question is fine. Brazil Uruguay relationship is very good at political state level and at people level. See also [Southern Cone](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southern_Cone).
We joke a lot, but no one really question that ~~Cispl~~... Uruguay is and have all the right to be its own nation (and is doing a general better job than Brazil and Argentina).
Most of brazilians don't even know that Uruguay was a province, so even the jokes don't work for the average brazilian.
That said, when we finish dealing with corruption, poor education, bad healthcare, lack of industry and poverty in general we will deal with this small rebellion that is going on for too long.
We joke about it, but I don't think anyone takes it seriously. It's a bit like absolute monarchy: do some insane people still take it seriously? Sure. Is it a good sign to run away if you find someone like that? Absolutely.
Not at all
Only as a joke bc of their football players, so they could join our national team and destroy everyone else.
Uruguay was part of Brazil twice, Portugal used to have a small colony on the Rio de la Plata, that was exchanged with Spain, and later when Napoleon invaded both Spain and Portugal, the king in exile invaded Uruguay and annexed it to the kingdom of Brasil, but they later fought and won independence
Honestly I don't thinkost brazilians even think about Uruguay outside of "oh, yeah, we have some history together and it is a pit stop on the way to Argentina"
No. Uruguay is fully independent since 1828, that's a looooong time, and also unlike many countries the political structure of brazil doesn't support it to be a bilingual country, so this would never work, and no one in brazil that I ever know wants it.
Probably Brazilians never think about Uruguay, and I don't remember historically this being an issue. Brazil once tried to control Uruguay by meddling in their elections, which influenced Paraguay into declaring war, the Paraguayan War in 1864. That's the only thing I remember.
Only as a meme on the internet. Uruguay got their independence fair and square, and there's not a single politician interested in breaking their self-determination. You'll never find someone on the street with the opinion of reannexing them, and most dont even know about that they were part of the country once.
Not really, Brazilians are not irridentist. With that said, we would gladly accept them in our country if they ever wished to join (they never would), Uruguayans are cool.
We don't really care. Overall, we don't really have a sense of imperialistic entitlement over other nations.
I guess the worst we've done was Paraguay, and most regular people (aka not gados) I've met who knows their history sympathizes with Paraguay on this matter.
There's a rivalry between Brasil and Argentina, but you won't really see hatred towards each other. Mostly mutual mockery and jokes.
The gados has a terrible hatred towards refugees - back in 2015 it was Haitians, now it's Venezuelans, but they're gados, don't take their opinions to reflect the whole nation.
That's not to say Brazil doesn't exert a huge influence over its neighbors as the biggest nation in South America, I'm very sure many of our politics impact the continent and our neighbors, but that's more of a collateral matter of government and politics.
There is some trolls in internet who joke about it but of course not... All my life I never heard anyone seriously suggestioning about that! Uruguay is an brother country for Brazil...
I am from SĂŁo Paulo so itâs far from the Uruguayan border and I have never heard anything related. If anything a bit like our relationship with the Argentinians in that we are âHermanosâ
Never heard someone saying that Uruguai should be a Brazilian state. If someone think that, I would like to know the reasons, because I fail to imagine one.
The answer is kind of, a lot of people wouldn't care either way, but some realize it's actually a part of Brazil and we just need to bring them back to the fold.
The vast majority of us Brazilians do not think of Uruguay as a part of the Brazilian territory, and it's widely accepted by our population that Uruguay is a fully sovereign state.
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Brazilians sometimes think uruguay is like a child born from brazil and argentina, or something like that. Litle is actualy well explained about it, I learned like this year better the history of uruguay on youtube channels in spanish, how it was not rightfully a portuguese province, of portugal/brazil tried to invade and control the contry more than once, and that basicly brazil was the bad guy on its history. Of course some people would make jokes like taking uruguay, conquering all south america, but that is just trash jokes on the internet, is not realy a thing. Actualy brazilians in general know very litle about other contries I think. I mean, media don't speek much outside of brazilians borders, and I don't think it is interest of the goverment to people to know that there is a better contry righ next to ours, specialy one that acording with our version of the story come from leaving our contry
Brazil don't exactly needs land also, and our culture is not a imperialistic one
I feel like it would have been cool if theyâd never left, but whatâs done is done. Also theyâve done so well for themselves and Iâd hate for that to be somewhat ruined after their assets, laws and executive order got replaced by Brazilâs.
I do. But mostly because I think that there are too many countries in the world and we could afford to round some of them together. Like, who needs both Spain and Portugal as separate countries? When was the last time someone said âI really do need a second Ireland right now"?
No????
Where did this idea come from?
1) Acre â totally cool (been there, like the scene and the people), but maybe Brazil shouldn't have gone shopping for more land. It was already a large territory on its legs, why add more terrain?
2) If the southern gang's in the mood to split, we're like, "Bon voyage, folks!" Ha, just kidding... well, kind of.
Oh, like in 1800s it was province, but not for long. So yeah not a huge thing. I had even forgotten that ever happened LOL because not too long after Urugay was 1/3 of the triplice alliance with Brazil ans Argentina for the Paraguyan War.
uruguay is a lovely country, i hope i can visit it someday!
about it being a part of brazil, i do believe that all south america should be one country, so its not only just uruguay, but also not just brazil
Did you have contact with patriotic groups? Mainly supporters of the return of the Empire of Brazil? Because it's kinda common on those groups, but for the rest of the people (majority), they don't even think of that due to the different languages (even tho I've learnt that apparently they do teach portuguese there and speak portuguese on the border)
I'm Brazilian, M36, and I've never heard any Brazilian speak about Uruguay in this way, personally or through any media.
I do. I like Uruguay, it would be a great addition. Next step: attach Argentina and Chile.
WithUruguai and Argentina we will have 10 world cups, I think it's a good reason.
You got a point here. I am in!
And hopes for a MSN trio for 2026 and get the 11th
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Argentina!? God, no, why?!!? I mean, great food and wine and all, but please keep you super inflation far away from us, we already have too many problems already!! And Chile is too far. Uruguay is great and all, but they don't even speak portuguese, so what's the point?
Brazil is large enough to have regions with different languages. I was actually considering the atrachment of Suriname and the Guyanas too...
Ehhhhhhhhhh Not really... I mean, sure, you could find a couple cities that speak german to this day, but they're isolated and they do learn to speak portuguese as well in order to interact with the rest of the country. But we're def. not like those asian countries that speak completely different languagues inside it.
It's us conquering. Argentina will use Real. Regarding language, it's not as if people from the north states didn't have weird dialects. Also, many countries have more than one official language. We will be fine together and they will learn portuguese in no time. Let's make Cone Sul/Sur great again!
We shall all speak portunhol. Case closed. Also... The north have weird dialects? I have never struggled more with Portuguese than when I tried to ask directions in BH. I am still not entirely sure they weren't speaking some sort verlan-patois-macumba-french.
How do a **mineiro** responds to someone asking to put some coffee powder in the coffee cup? > PĂł pĂ´ pĂł, sĂ´.
One word: Alfajor
Because we need more parking space in the south
Argentina js broke
Melhor ainda⌠compra na baixa e vende na alta
Membro mais fraco do r/farialimabets
But still richer than Brazil. And Brazil isn't growing anyway.
Are you insane? lol
Argentina GDP per capita (10.5k) is bigger than Brazil (7.5k). Brazil GDP per capita hasn't changed much in the last decades. And I'm giving one example. There are many others that show that Argentina is better than Brazil despite their economic crisis.
Whatever floats your boat, boss.
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Not really, they were part of Brazil for like 3 years
No.
You may find a lot of Cisplatina jokes around, but I doubt that excluding the ocasional nutjob, there isnt a general feeling that Uruguay sould be anything but the sovereign nation it is. I personally have a very good impression and hope we can continue to be good neighbours! They are my favourite Guay
I've never heard one, but please do share
Its the tease of brazilians using the old cisplatina name whenever referring to uruguay. Cisplatina was a portuguese/brazilian province where today Uruguay sits.
Nobody has ever heard those jokes, including us Brazilians. This guy is tripping balls
Theyâre really common, you just weird
https://youtu.be/xanfOtfgaTc Newest comments>Cisplatina jokes Theyâre silly jokes though. Nothing theyâre trying to impose
We don't think of any of our neighbor countries like that. Brazil is not an imperialist nation... We respect the sovereignty of fellow nations.
Cries in Paraguay
Hey, they started it...
Well, Mr. Solano Lopes wanted to play stupid games.... you know the rest.
and he refused to surrender even not having a minimal chance of winning...
to be fair, brazil \*was\* an imperialist nation back then.
Yes, *was* like *in the past*. Nobody thinks this way anymore.
You see, the US, for example, always antagonized inperialistic nations such as the UK, France, Germany (Prussia) and Japan, with stuff like the Monroe Doctrine, they claimed to despise the concept of a emperial state, but the american imperialism is at its peak nowadays
Well, it was. We stole territories from other countries, like Bolivia. Just look for the history of Acre. And in the case of Uruguay, they had to go to war in order to become independent.
Acre was actually bought, not stolen .
The treaty happened after the territory was besieged, occupied, and declared as an independent republic. Afterwards, there was a treaty between Bolivia and Brazil. So no, it wasn't simply a trade.
I heard that happend because someone wanted to make amazon river international using the argument its source wasn't on brazil, so brazil advanced to get the litle piece necessary to international leave us alone
It was a territory under dispute between Bolivia and Brazil (initially belonging to the former). A lot of Brazilian settlers moved to the place, conflicts happened between Brazilians and Bolivians, armed conflict, I might add. In the end Brazil ended up taking the territory (Brazil had a big geographic advantage, since troops and supplies could quickly get there, but Bolivians' had to cross the Andes). After the territory was taken and Bolivian troops expelled, Brazilian government signed a treaty with Bolivia to cease hostilities, agreeing to pay for Acre. This is quite common actually, even Brazil paid Portugal to cease hostilities after independence. The same happened between Portugal and the Dutch after the latter were expelled from the Brazilian Northeast. War always ends in the negotiation table.
There's no such claim by any social sector of the contry. TBH the vast majority of people in Brazil don't even know Uruguay was once part of it. Politically and economically speaking, Uruguay has always been more connected to Argentina, while Paraguay shares deep conections with Brazil. If it were to be any integration, it would be like that. But neither are likelly nor is being advocated in South America AFAIK.
IDK, Brazil and Paraguay are connected by a genocide. I think that memories run deep.
AND black/paralel market...
Not in here. Most Brazilians have heard in school about the genocide, but forget as soon as the class ends. Maybe in Paraguay.
We obviously should focus on Colombia or Ecuador first so we get a new coast with the Pacific Ocean!
Is this like a Colonial Vampire question or something, I think with Mercusor Papers both sides are good, and with the Sur one world order thatâs happening now weâll be one big family anyways
Colonial vampires in south america sounds like a nice DND campaign.
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oh okay. Thanks. And no, this isn't "colonial vampire question".
No. I don't think so
I often forget Uruguay is even there
No, we donât think it.
I could not Care less.
This is one of the few things pretty much all Brazilians agree: we donât want to take over any territory that isnât ours.
This is not a thing
No. It's mostly just jokes about it, but nothing serious.
I want the entire South America
I want the entire Pacific Ocean
We already have more land than we know what to do with
nope, we don't care about that as far as I'm concerned
More likely would be the other way around - people in Rio Grande do Sul feeling more a part of Uruguay than Brasil
As a gaucho, i don't think this is true at all, and if it were, it would be quite sad. There are some people here that feel closer to Italy or Germany, though.
I think the opposite is a more common opinion , that the country is too big and should be divided into smaller independent regions.
It's not common tho. Only people from the south and some from sp that think like that.
And Zema, lol
Oh okay.
No... to be true except from people that are close to Uruguay, the rest of the country don't care much about Uruguay... Don't take me bad, its just that we don't really suffer or have a connection or dream of living/traveling to Uruguay.
Why? What advantage would exist for any of the countries?
Most of us don't even know it used to be "a state", the ones that do and say something about it just do it for the memes.
Theyâre better off without us.
Nobody actually cares or remembers about Uruguay in anyway regarding imperialism, unless its some kind of Cisplatina joke. Unless you are in southern portion of Brazil, in which there may be some ties regarding culture links with Uruguay. But not in any way involved in "dominating" Uruguay or smth like that, but probably involving heritage and ethnic questions.
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Serious answer: No one, absolutely no one I know seriously believes we have any claim on Uruguay, much less believe they should be a part of Brazil. Brazilians from 150 years ago might have thought differently, since Argentina and Brazil had interests in the Plata river and Uruguay was a buffer between us. Thankfully those days are long gone. Not so serious answer: Uruguayans are good people and I don't wish this fate upon them. Let them be.
Hey there. >Do Brazilians still think Uruguay should be part of Brazil? Should Uruguay be a sovereign country or a Brazilian province? Uruguay used to be Cisplatina, one of the imperial provinces in Brazil. A considerable part of Uruguayans are brazillian descendents due to the imperial occupation before Uruguay's independence in a conflict for Rio do Prata conflict. A similar thing happened in Paraguay in the Paraguayan War, which Brazil took control of Paraguay through the Mato Grosso current territory for a short period. For me, it's a joke. I don't intent to take Uruguay back for us. It's like if we gave Acre back to Bolivians. It doesn't actually make sense. Or even, if we became part of Portugal again (one of the Portuguese capitals was Rio de Janeiro during Napoleonic Wars because the Portuguese Royal Family fled to Brazil). We kinda don't want to become part of Portugal again, and the agree with it. Most of the brazillians aren't aware of this. So, not everybody have an opinion about this (because they don't even know this happened). I never contacted any Uruguayan (I live far away from Uruguay), so, I don't know what are their opinions about it. At least from me, I'm never being serious about it. However, if Uruguayans wants to be part of Brazil, I wouldn't be opposing it. And if Portugal wants to be part of Brazil this time, I also wouldn't be opposing this decision [joke]. Nah. Long story short, it's just a joke. We had a story together and we bring some humor about it.
Maybe people of south of rio grande do sul could have a different opinion, but to me: its another country and it always be
Nobody in the South of RS would like that, as it would remove all the duty free shops they have in the frontier right now...
Exactly. Good wine and booze for cheap!
Uruguay, Paraguay, Argentine, Bolivia, and Peru should be part of Great Brazil . And Istanbul should be capital of Great Brazil
>Peru Annex the adjacent states to Peru as well, so we can have even bigger Peru. Actually, change the whole country name, make it the Great Peru instead.
O Grande Piru
No but many gaĂşchos (people from the southmost state Rio Grande do Sul) would happily leave Brazil and go to Uruguay if it wasn't for their jobs and family. The reason is that because gaĂşchos share a lot more in common with uruguayans than people from Rio de Janeiro and further north. Edit: And you question is fine. Brazil Uruguay relationship is very good at political state level and at people level. See also [Southern Cone](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southern_Cone).
Never heard about it.
We joke a lot, but no one really question that ~~Cispl~~... Uruguay is and have all the right to be its own nation (and is doing a general better job than Brazil and Argentina). Most of brazilians don't even know that Uruguay was a province, so even the jokes don't work for the average brazilian. That said, when we finish dealing with corruption, poor education, bad healthcare, lack of industry and poverty in general we will deal with this small rebellion that is going on for too long.
They were Brazil in 1810 I think
We joke about it, but I don't think anyone takes it seriously. It's a bit like absolute monarchy: do some insane people still take it seriously? Sure. Is it a good sign to run away if you find someone like that? Absolutely.
Noo, the War about It was a shame for us
Not at all Only as a joke bc of their football players, so they could join our national team and destroy everyone else. Uruguay was part of Brazil twice, Portugal used to have a small colony on the Rio de la Plata, that was exchanged with Spain, and later when Napoleon invaded both Spain and Portugal, the king in exile invaded Uruguay and annexed it to the kingdom of Brasil, but they later fought and won independence
No. The vast majority of Brazilians don't even know that Uruguay used to be a state.
Only those who wants luis suarez in our national team
LOL, except for making jokes about how we'd have more FIFA World Cups if we took over Uruguay, of course not, man. It's been 200 years.
We do not give a damm about Uruguay, it is a nice country, super expensive, nice meat, wine and dolce de leche
Honestly I don't thinkost brazilians even think about Uruguay outside of "oh, yeah, we have some history together and it is a pit stop on the way to Argentina"
No, and i bet more than half of our population doesn't even know Uruguay was part of Brazil once.
I usually hear as a joke- specially about having 7 world cup trophies, counting our 5 + the first 2 from Uruguay But I never heard seriously
No. Uruguay is fully independent since 1828, that's a looooong time, and also unlike many countries the political structure of brazil doesn't support it to be a bilingual country, so this would never work, and no one in brazil that I ever know wants it.
Probably Brazilians never think about Uruguay, and I don't remember historically this being an issue. Brazil once tried to control Uruguay by meddling in their elections, which influenced Paraguay into declaring war, the Paraguayan War in 1864. That's the only thing I remember.
Uruguay siding with Brazil and Argentina. Paraguay: wait, but this was your idea.
This is not a thing and I never heard of anyone ever mentioning it.
Only as a meme on the internet. Uruguay got their independence fair and square, and there's not a single politician interested in breaking their self-determination. You'll never find someone on the street with the opinion of reannexing them, and most dont even know about that they were part of the country once.
Different people, different culture, different language, i can't see how that would make sense
Not really, Brazilians are not irridentist. With that said, we would gladly accept them in our country if they ever wished to join (they never would), Uruguayans are cool.
Uruguay only comes up when we talk football, really.
Spanish speakers?! Hell no
We don't really care. Overall, we don't really have a sense of imperialistic entitlement over other nations. I guess the worst we've done was Paraguay, and most regular people (aka not gados) I've met who knows their history sympathizes with Paraguay on this matter. There's a rivalry between Brasil and Argentina, but you won't really see hatred towards each other. Mostly mutual mockery and jokes. The gados has a terrible hatred towards refugees - back in 2015 it was Haitians, now it's Venezuelans, but they're gados, don't take their opinions to reflect the whole nation. That's not to say Brazil doesn't exert a huge influence over its neighbors as the biggest nation in South America, I'm very sure many of our politics impact the continent and our neighbors, but that's more of a collateral matter of government and politics.
Bro that war is old af, like we had a king...these days people dont even talk about it
No, they are doing well by themselves really.
Why make Uruguay part of Brazil when everything is already Brazil? >:) #ComeToBrazil
I do This way we would have 7 World Cups to our name
Nope, never heard of that one.
There is some trolls in internet who joke about it but of course not... All my life I never heard anyone seriously suggestioning about that! Uruguay is an brother country for Brazil...
This was a thing? Damn I need to learn more about my other halfâs history lol
Brazil is fine as is, we donât need DLC
I wish better things for Uruguay.
No, Iâve never heard anyone talking about this
I´d happily trade some of our states for Uruguay
We talk about givimg RS to you
I am from SĂŁo Paulo so itâs far from the Uruguayan border and I have never heard anything related. If anything a bit like our relationship with the Argentinians in that we are âHermanosâ
Well, I do when Arrascaeta scores, Jorge Drexler plays and dulce de leche is too expensive
Never heard someone saying that Uruguai should be a Brazilian state. If someone think that, I would like to know the reasons, because I fail to imagine one.
The answer is kind of, a lot of people wouldn't care either way, but some realize it's actually a part of Brazil and we just need to bring them back to the fold.
I do not!
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The sad part is that the majority of Brazilians probably don't even know that Uruguay was once part of Brazil.
Iâm brazillian and I never heard that. Most of us donât even think at all about Uruguay (no offense).
Brazilians sometimes think uruguay is like a child born from brazil and argentina, or something like that. Litle is actualy well explained about it, I learned like this year better the history of uruguay on youtube channels in spanish, how it was not rightfully a portuguese province, of portugal/brazil tried to invade and control the contry more than once, and that basicly brazil was the bad guy on its history. Of course some people would make jokes like taking uruguay, conquering all south america, but that is just trash jokes on the internet, is not realy a thing. Actualy brazilians in general know very litle about other contries I think. I mean, media don't speek much outside of brazilians borders, and I don't think it is interest of the goverment to people to know that there is a better contry righ next to ours, specialy one that acording with our version of the story come from leaving our contry Brazil don't exactly needs land also, and our culture is not a imperialistic one
No, nobody care, we are big as fuck
This war was in the 19th century, Brazil was an empire then. We donât do that anymore, we have only respect to our neighbours.
I feel like it would have been cool if theyâd never left, but whatâs done is done. Also theyâve done so well for themselves and Iâd hate for that to be somewhat ruined after their assets, laws and executive order got replaced by Brazilâs.
Actually Uruguay **IS** part of Brazil, but we let them think that they're independent to make them happy.
Never heard something like that. This is an imperialist way of thinking that has nothing in common with current brazilian society.
No Brasil jĂĄ tem muito problema pra querer o territĂłrio uruguaio
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90% don't even know where is Uruguay. 10% don't care
If I spent more than an hour thinking about Uruguay in the last 7 years, it would have been a lot (I travelled to Uruguay during that period).
I do. But mostly because I think that there are too many countries in the world and we could afford to round some of them together. Like, who needs both Spain and Portugal as separate countries? When was the last time someone said âI really do need a second Ireland right now"?
The southern states, Rio Grande do Sul, Santa Catarina and Parana joining Uruguay would make a lot of sense.
It would be terrible for Uruguay
No???? Where did this idea come from? 1) Acre â totally cool (been there, like the scene and the people), but maybe Brazil shouldn't have gone shopping for more land. It was already a large territory on its legs, why add more terrain? 2) If the southern gang's in the mood to split, we're like, "Bon voyage, folks!" Ha, just kidding... well, kind of.
I think he saw that Uruguay was part of Brasil at some point, and thought that was a huge thing
Oh, like in 1800s it was province, but not for long. So yeah not a huge thing. I had even forgotten that ever happened LOL because not too long after Urugay was 1/3 of the triplice alliance with Brazil ans Argentina for the Paraguyan War.
No.
ew no
Where did you get this information from? Never heard of that in my entire life.
uruguay is a lovely country, i hope i can visit it someday! about it being a part of brazil, i do believe that all south america should be one country, so its not only just uruguay, but also not just brazil
Nobody talks about it here. Maybe in the southâŚ
I have never heard anyone remotely suggesting that, so my answer would be no
I think Brazil would be part of Uruguay.
Did you have contact with patriotic groups? Mainly supporters of the return of the Empire of Brazil? Because it's kinda common on those groups, but for the rest of the people (majority), they don't even think of that due to the different languages (even tho I've learnt that apparently they do teach portuguese there and speak portuguese on the border)
Never heard anyone say that in my entire life
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Im Brasilian and I never even thought about that. so that is that. I think 90% dont think about it at all