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International Affairs: Vladimir Mikhailovich, Brazil is of growing interest all over the world, including Russia. What, in your opinion, is the reason for this?
V. Davydov: Brazil has long been ranked high for its potential. Let us recall Stefan Zweig. Having immigrated to Brazil before WWII, Zweig was impressed by the country's abundant resources and he predicted its intensive development. He called his last book "Brazil, Land of the Future."
Events of the past two decades show that Brazil is becoming the country of the future in the present. It has entered into the 21st century with an imposing record having won respect from both its neighbors and its partners in meridians far removed from the New World.
Today, it is in the top ten countries with the greatest economic potential. But it's not only that. In the contemporary era, an essential thing is to have impressive achievements demonstrating the technological power and the innovative capacity of the state and businesses. And I must say that Brazil has stepped into the 21st century not only with a huge gross domestic product of more than $2 trillion; it came with its own nice suitcase of innovation-related achievements.
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107106
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2011.
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THE APRIL SUMMIT of the five most influential states of Eurasia, Asia. Latin America, and Africa (South Africa joined the BRIC, to transform it into the BRICS, at the April Summit) received a great share of attention. As could be expected, it echoed far and wide across the world which learned that there are countries able and determined to insist on new formulas of international cooperation for the sake of sustainable economic growth and the world community's secure development geared at social imperatives and ecological restrictions. This attention and this response are quite understandable: the new centers of world economics and politics on which, it seems, the future of the planet's population depends have mastered the practice of collective decisions and collective actions.
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164205
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THE INTERNATIONAL SITUATION is changing so rapidly and spontaneously that there is every reason to speak about heavy turbulence in the global economy and international politics. The Latin and Caribbean America (LCA) region is not immune from these general disturbances. It is difficult to conceptualize what is going on.
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