Brazil consulates in latin America years 1800?
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Brazil was still under Portugal in 1800.\nThe connection between Portugal and Brazil was severed when Napoleon I and his armies invaded Portugal and Spain in 1807 and 1808. Napoleon, who had become emperor of France following the French Revolution (1789-1799), deposed and imprisoned the Spanish king Ferdinand VII in 1808. This left the Spanish American colonies isolated from royal control and set off a chain reaction that led to a series of long and bloody wars for independence. Brazil avoided a similar fate when the monarchy fled Lisbon shortly before French troops entered the city in 1807. With the help of their British allies, who were fighting Napoleon’s forces, the royal family and 10,000 Portuguese followers made an unprecedented voyage across the Atlantic to Brazil, transferring the center of the empire to Rio de Janeiro. For the first and last time in Western history, a European monarch would rule his empire from the colonies
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Brazil, Germany, Italy, and Argentina (historic powers).
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Football,\n Boca Juniors, \nMaradona, \nBatistuta, \nBuenos Aires, \nJuan & Evita Peron, \nBariloche, \nShakira's boyfriend, \nargentinum (silver), \nPatagonia, \nCordoba, \nMar del Plata, \nNueve de Julio Avenue (i have postcard from there), \nTango, \nGaucho, \nspanish language,\nEuropeans arrived in 1502... \n\nI used to have a pen pal from there from San Isidro. Her name was Milagros (miracle)...\n\nregards from Macedonia
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you have to check with the Consulate or embassy of USA in Colombia
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Try the embassy for an answer
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http://www.consulcolatl.com/
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It would take volumes to write down here.. HOw about some URLs?\n\nhttp://sophia.smith.edu/~jparish/EcuadorFacts.html\n\nhttp://www.ddg.com/LIS/aurelia/ecuhis.htm\n\nhttps://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/ec.html\n\nhttp://www.ecuaworld.com/discover/historia.htm
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Some of the major ones are:\n\nBuenos Aires, Argentina\nRio de Janiero, Brazil\nSao Paolo, Brazil\nCaracas, Venezuela\nBogota, Colombia\nCali, Colombia\nQuito, Ecuador\nLima, Peru\nSantiago, Chile\nLa Paz, Bolivia\nAsuncion, Paraguay
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* Angola/Portuguese West Africa - colony (1575-1589); crown colony (1589-1951); overseas province (1951-1975). Independence in 1975.\n    * Arguin/Arguim - (1455-1633)\n    * Azores - colonies (1427-1766); captaincy-general (1766-1831); overseas district (1831-1976). Made an autonomous region in 1976.\n    * Brazil - possession known as Ilha de Santa Cruz, later Terra de Vera Cruz (1500-1530); colony (1530- 1714); vice-kingdom (1714-1815); kingdom under United Kingdom of Portugal (1815-1822), independence in 1822.\n    * Cabinda - protectorate (1883-1887); Congo district (1887-1921); intendancy subordinate to Maquela (1921-1922); dependency of Zaire district (1922-1930); Intendacy of Zaire and Cabinda (1930-1932); intendancy under Angola (1932-1934); dependancy under Angola (1934-1945); restored as District (1946-1975). Controlled by Frente Nacional para a Libertação de Angola (National Liberation Front of Angola) as part of independent Angola in 1975. Declared Cabinda a Republic in 1975, but not recognized by Portugal nor Angola.\n    * Cabo Verde/Cape Verde - settlements (1462-1495); dominion of crown colonies (1495-1587); crown colony (1587-1951); overseas province (1951-1974); autonomous republic (1974-1975). Independence in 1975.\n    * Ceuta - possession (1415-1640). Became Spanish colony in 1640.\n    * Ceylon - colony (1597-1658). Dutch took control in 1656, Jaffna taken in 1658.\n    * Fernando Póo and Annobón - colonies (1474-1778). Ceded to Spain in 1778.\n    * French Guiana - occupation (1809-1817). Restored to France in 1817.\n    * Portuguese Gold Coast - (1482-1642), ceded to Dutch Gold Coast in 1642\n    * Guiné Portuguesa/Portuguese Guinea - colony (1879-1951); overseas province (1951-1974). Unilateral independence declared in 1973, recognized by Portugal in 1974.\n          o Cacheu - captaincy (1640-1879). United with Bissau in 1879.\n          o Bissau - settlement under Cacheu (1687-1696); captaincy (1696-1707); abandoned (1707-1753); separate colony under Cape Verde (1753-1879). United with Cacheu in 1879.\n    * Hormuz/Ormuz - possession subordinate to Goa (1515-1622). Incorporated into Persia in 1622.\n    * Macau/Macao - settlement (1553-1557), leased territory subordinated to Goa (1557-1844); overseas province (1844-1883); combined overseas province with Timor-Leste under Goa (1883-1951); overseas province (1951-1975); overseas territory (1975-1999). Returned to the China as a special administrative region in 1999.\n          o Coloane - occupation in 1864\n          o Taipa - occupation in 1851\n          o Ilha Verde/Qingzhou - incorporated in 1890\n          o Lapa and Montanha Islands - occupation (1938-1941). Retaken by Japan and restored to China.\n    * Madeira - possession (1418-1420); colony (1420-1580); crown colony (1580-1834); overseas district (1834-1976). Made an autonomous region in 1976.\n    * Malacca - settlement (1511-1641); lost to the Dutch\n    * Mombassa - occupation (1593-1638); colony subordinate to Goa (1638-1698; 1728-1729). Under Omani sovereignty in 1729.\n    * Moluccas\n          o Amboina/Ambon - settlement (1576-1605)\n          o Ternate - settlement (1522-1575)\n          o Tidore - colony (1578-1605). Seized by Dutch in 1605.\n    * Morocco enclaves\n          o Aguz/Souira Guedima (1506-1525)\n          o Alcacer Ceguer/El Qsar es Seghir (1458-1550)\n          o Arzila/Asilah (1471-1550; 1577-1589). Restored to Morocco in 1589.\n          o Azamor/Azemmour (1513-1541). City restored to Morocco in 1541.\n          o Mazagan/El Jadida (1485-1550); possession (1506-1769). Incorporation into Morocco in 1769.\n          o Safim/Safi (1488-1541)\n          o Santa Cruz do Cabo de Gué/Agadir (1505-1541)\n    * Moçambique (Mozambique/Portuguese East Africa) - possession (1498-1501); subordinate to Goa (1501-1569); captaincy-general (1569-1609); colony subordinate to Goa (1609-1752); colony (1752-1951); overseas province (1951-1974); local administration (1974-1975)
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Brittain in the early 1800's
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Setor Consular da Embaixada - Brasília - DF\nSES Av. das Nações, Qd. 807, Lote 29\nCEP 70419-900 - Brasília - DF\ntel. (0xx61) 443-1444 \n\n\nRio de Janeiro - RJ - Consulado-Geral Honorário da Suécia\nRua Lauro Müller 116, Sala 2206 Botafogo (Torre Río Sul)\nCEP 22290-160 - Rio de Janeiro - RJ\ntel. (0xx21) 2541-7732\nfax (0xx21) 2275-0138\ne-mail: swerio.rlk@terra.com.br \nJurisdição: RJ/ES/MG.\n\n\nSão Paulo - SP - Consulado-Geral Honorário da Suécia\nRua Oscar Freire, 379, 3o andar, cj.32 - Cerqueira César\nCEP 01426-001 - São Paulo - SP\ntel. (0xx11) 3061-1700\nfax (xx011) 3063-3267\ne-mail: swenor@uol.com.br\nJurisdição: MT/MS/PR/RS/SC/SP.\n\n\nFortaleza - CE - Consulado Honorário da Suécia\nRua Leonardo Mota, 501, Meireles \nCEP 60170-040 - Fortaleza - CE\ntel. (0xx85) 242-0888\nfax (0xx85) 242-9222\ne-mail: marcos@emitrade.com.br\nJurisdição: AP/CE/MA/PA/PI\n\n\nManaus - AM - Consulado Honorário da Suécia\nR. Rio Quixito, 86 - Vila Buriti\nCEP 69075-830 - Manaus - AM\ntel. (0xx92) 616-9000, 616-9052, 616-9043\nfax:(0xx92) 615-3004\ne-mail: jonathan@fogas.com.br\nJurisdição: AM/ AC/ RO/ RR\n\n\nRecife - PE - Consulado Honorário da Suécia\nRua Líbia de Castro Assis, 59 - Boa Viagem\nCEP 51030-410 - Recife - PE\ntel. (0xx81) 3462-4254\nfax (0xx81) 3341-8924\ne-mail: sjlobo@zaz.com.br\nJurisdição: AL/PB/PE/RN\n\n\nSalvador - BA - Consulado Honorário da Suécia\nAv. Tancredo Neves nº 1632 sala 205 Salvador Trade Center, Torre Sul, Caminho das Arvores \nCEP 41820-020 - Salvador - BA\ntel. (0xx71) 271-5020\ne-mail: swebahia@terra.com.br\nJurisdição: BA/SE
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You should check the following:\nwww.brazzilmag.com/content/view/1855\nIcweb2.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/r?frd/cstdy\nBr.TradeHolding.com\nbrasilemb.org/trade_investment\nwww.floridabrasil.com/english/importacao\nwww.iht.com/articles/1999/02/01edghost.t.php\nwww.pothius.com/countries/Brazil/government/brazil_government_asia.html\n\nThese sites will answer all your questions. Good luck!
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try orkut.com and become a member a lot of brasilians have it\nim brasilian and live in bauru sao paulo\nboa sorte espero q acha o seu amigo.
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Call the Embassy or Consulate near you.
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brazil - brasilia\namerica - washington D.C.
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Write to the Embassy located in your Country and ask for the forms that you would need.
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go to amchamchile.cl and ask. they the the chile branch of the american chamber of commerce