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Brazilian expat in France
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About me
Brazilian
Speaks English, Spanish, Portuguese
Registration: 05 February 2013
About
My expat journey
Lima, France
I am happy living here and I plan to dedicate myself to my dance classes (being able to dedicate myself to dance was one of the great compensations for leaving my job to follow my husband). I would also like to look for some social project that I can participate in and help. I am also looking for other Brazilian or Peruvian women who follow the teachings of Allan Kardec. I would like to form a group of spiritist studies.
I would like to develop a social work where I could use the teaching of dance in its various styles to children and the elderly.
I love living in San Isidro, in a very beautiful and well-kept area. I like to see that there is cultural life in Lima. I intend to visit theaters and museums in Lima a lot.
I don't like to realize that, despite being a very educated and gentle people, I still have a lot of racial prejudice against blacks, indigenous people and against the less favored.
Another thing I don't understand is why there is so much aggressiveness in traffic.
Panama, Panama
In Panama I was involved in some social work, through a group of wives at the company where my husband works. We usually do social work in nursing homes and orphanages
I really liked being part of a community of foreigners, in the urbanization of Costa del Este. Life there is very quiet, and relatively safe. I still love summer all year round. I really liked getting to know beautiful beaches like Bocas del Toro and San Blas. It is a very nice place for tourism.
I didn't like the informality of the people providing services. You couldn't find very good providers who kept their appointments. The toll in the southern corridor was what was most chaotic and terrible.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
Upon returning to my country, after leaving my job 3 years before. I have sought to dedicate myself new to my profession.
After trying to return to the social communications market, I have decided to look for work as a consultant in a company that provides relocation services for expatriate executives. It was a great experience.
I would like to be able to live close to my family and friends again.
Insecurity was, and still is, a very complex problem throughout the country, especially in the city of Sao Paulo.
Caracas, Brazil
I left my job at a bank in Brazil to accompany my husband on his international assignment, and since then I have dedicated myself to the family full time.
I mainly liked the people who were very friendly and happy, as well as the Brazilians. I liked the urbanization of La Lagunita and the little town of El Hatillo. I also loved my daughter's school, the Colegio Internacional de Caracas - CIC.
I did not at all like witnessing the excesses of Mr. Hugo Chavez and all the insecurity generated by the conflicts between Chavistas and opponents. It hurts my heart to realize that until today Venezuelans are entangled in that dictatorial regime and that once again they are going through such difficult times.