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romanh1

romanh1

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Italian looking for information about Brazil

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Italian

Lives in Rome

Registration: 10 September 2012

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Bom dia, Currently I live in Rome, and although "technically" Italian (IE with an Italian passport) I was not born in Italy, and I originate from a mixed family, very open to international relations. I have a diploma in medicine, and four post-diploma certificates, yet I changed my career for my interest in international relations. I worked extensively in the tourism business, and also as volunteer in international humanitarian organizations. Currently I am an online editor in the tourism business, and I am thinking of moving to Brazil to continue this work there. I am interested in this country, and on the other hand Italy has become an inefficient country, where a State wants to monopolize everything, and impose high taxes, to maintain itself and its gigantic number of state employees. There is little culture produced, and no enthusiasm in the society.
Interests: culture, international retions, astronomy, music, geography, biology, history

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romanh1
romanh1 replied to a thread
13 years ago
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Moving to Brazil to work as self-employed online editor-entrepreneur? by romanh1

Bom dia friends of Brazil, Tired of the decay of the Italian society and of all its problems (high taxation to finance a gigantic state apparatus of 3.5+ millions employees minding only about themselves, constant quarreling between all social ...

romanh1

Thanks a million William, I'm impressed with your kindness and proficiency. I'll ponder well about your information. I know you are a Canuck. My sister moved to Canada years ago, married to an English-born Canadian. Her son, my nephew, is a ... Read More

romanh1
romanh1 created a thread
13 years ago

Moving to Brazil to work as self-employed online editor-entrepreneur?

Bom dia friends of Brazil, Tired of the decay of the Italian society and of all its problems (high taxation to finance a gigantic state apparatus of 3.5+ millions employees minding only about themselves, constant quarreling between all social ... Read More