Friday May 25th 2012
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Tango?!?!? Tango is music from Argentina, not Brazil!!!!!
Tango?!?!? Tango is music from Argentina, not Brazil!!!!!
Tango?!?!? Tango is music from Argentina, not Brazil!!!!!
I think FIFA's profit (a large chunk of that) should be channel into the South Africa's economy in order to assist poor people who are living in shanty towns. This kind of people was responsible for the entire construction of many buildings which will be used into the World Cup. It would be considered a prize that will be given to South Africans.
I share with the point of view that Brazilian government should invest on unprofitable sectors of the local economy. As private firms do not show interest in these areas and it is clear that there has been lack of new investment, it is necessary that public sector keep providing money and time in order to solve part of the problem.