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São Paulo is the largest city in Brazil, the largest city in the Americas and the 4th largest city in the world, with almost 13 million inhabitants. During its history, São Paulo hosted major events, whether sports or not, or competed for some event. Of these events, what is missing to close this list, are the Olympic Games. At the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, São Paulo was one of the soccer sub-venues, receiving 10 matches, but not something grandiose. São Paulo has hosted the 1963 Pan American Games, the 2002 South American Games, the 2014 Parapan American Youth Games, as well as the games of the 1950 World Cup, the 2014 World Cup and the 2019 America Cup. And every year, it receives the World-wide one of Formula 1. The city applied to host the 2012 Summer Olympics, losing to Rio de Janeiro, which lost to London and Expo 2020, losing to Dubai. The city of São Paulo is a major economic, industrial and tourism hub in Brazil, receiving 11.7 million tourists in 2010 according to the Municipal Tourism Department. With the Olympics, that number would double or even triple. In the lodging, the city counts on about 50,000 rooms of hotels. In addition, there are 280 movie theaters, 180 theaters, 110 museums, 90 cultural centers, 55 shopping centers, more than 12,000 restaurants, ranging from local cuisine to thai cuisine. São Paulo has numerous portal cards, such as parks, museums, avenues, among others. Ibirapuera Park is the largest park in the city, and is a meeting point for people of all ages who enjoy their lawns, museums and hiking trails. Paulista Avenue is Brazil's most famous avenue, bringing together companies, museums, shopping malls, subway stations, and is the meeting point of many people, especially young people. The São Paulo Museum of Art (MASP) is located on Avenida Paulista, with paintings by artists such as Renoir and Van Gogh, as well as sculptures and other objects from Ancient Greece. The Altino Arantes Building is one of the highest in the city, known as "Empire States Paulista", with exhibition halls, skating rink, cafeteria and an observatory. The 25 de Março Street is the main street of popular commerce, with small shops that sell everything a little. The Municipal Market is considered to be the home of the best ingredients, with bars and stalls selling mostly fruits, ranging from a simple apple to the exotic pitaya. A large mesh of transport facilitates the movement. They pass through the city, 11 state and federal highways. More than 200 bus lines connect all areas of the city. With 6 subway lines in operation, 3 more in construction, 7 suburban train lines linking São Paulo to neighboring cities, makes the city the largest and best public transportation network in Brazil, and one of the best and largest in the world. The city has 3 airports (São Paulo-Guarulhos, São Paulo-Congonhas and Campo de Marte), making São Paulo connect with the rest of the world. Three more road terminals complete this system. The city has large sports centers such as stadiums, gymnasiums and other places that can be adapted, such as convention centers. Some do not even need to be renovated because they are new facilities, such as the Corinthians Arena, the Palmeiras Arena and the Paralympic Center. These are just a few details, a summary of all the potential that São Paulo has to receive the Olympic Games, and who knows in 2032. Brazilian authorities have not launched an interest in hosting the event so far, but who knows soon. It's not hard to dream. Is that you? What do you think of this future candidacy? Do you think São Paulo has the potential to do so? Can São Paulo become a candidate for 2032?

August 29, 2016 - Protests against the coup explode in Brazil between Olympics and Paralympics RIO DE JANEIRO SÃO PAULO BRASÍLIA (CAPITAL CITY) FLORIANÓPOLIS ____________________________________________________________________ AND TODAY, IN SÃO PAULO IMAGES FROM FACEBOOK (Mídia Ninja and Jornalistas Livres) Here: https://www.facebook.com/jornalistaslivres/photos https://www.facebook.com/midiaNINJA/?fref=ts

Thread for the news of the home team in the Rio 2016 Olympics. "Time Brasil" (English: Team Brazil) is the brand used by Brazilian NOC to the Brazilian delegation. In June 23rd, 2015, Brazilian NOC (COB) presented Team Brazil's mascot, Ginga. The mascot is a jaguar with the colors and shapes bades on the Brazilian Flag. The mascot will be permanent for Team Brazil.

*This discussion is only about protests made during the Rio 2016 games. In Rio, Brazilians use the Olympics to Denounce Stage Coup Govt In a dramatic illustration of the Brazilian people's dissatisfaction with the interim coup-imposed president Michel Temer, Nearly every facet of the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro - from the relay torch to the declaration of the games' opening by the Brazilian head of state - has Been plagued by political protests due to the legislative suspension of left-leaning President Dilma Rousseff. http://www.telesurtv.net/english/news/In-Rio-Brazilians-Use-Olympics-as-Stage-to-Denounce-Coup-Govt-20160810-0016.html Brazil: Thousands rally against Temer ( interim president) on Copacabana hours before start of Olympics http://www.globalresearch.ca/brazil-police-confront-anti-corruption-protesters-ahead-of-rio-games-opening/5539902 August 5, 2016 - Copacabana Beach (a few hours before the opening ceremony) * 'FORA TEMER' (TEMER OUT - Protest against the interim president of Brazil 'Michel Temer') * The word 'GOLPE' (COUP) with the logo of Globo TV (Globo is accused of manipulation against popular governments and supporting the Brazilian military regime) * 'MULHERES PELA DEMOCRACIA' (Women for Democracy) * 'CONTRA O GOLPE' (Against the Coup)

Silvio Santos' TV show pranks - just amazing! Recorded at late night inside the subway of Fortaleza, Ceará. (The city hosted matches during last year's World Cup) You don't need to speak Portuguese to understand the prank.

Estadio NacionalBrasilia (BRA)12 Jul 2014 - 17:00 Local time Play-off for third place BRAZIL v NETHERLANDS 17:00 __________________ Go Netherlands.

Well it comes down to this will Brazil make the final without Neymar and Sliva or faultier and go to the 3rd place match Brazil vs Germany Estadio Mineirao Belo Horizonte 17:00 HEAD TO HEAD: Brazil 12-5-4 GOALS SCORED: Brazil 39-24 OFFICIALS Referee: Marco Rodriguez MEX AR 1: Marvin Torrentera MEX AR 2: Marcos Quintero MEX 4th: Mark Geiger USA PLEASE No personal attacks we are here to discuss the game I can't find any reason here to argue expect regarding Calls Teams ETC

You know the matchups the FIFA World Cup Continues today France vs Germany 13:00 Estadio de Maracana Rio De Janeiro Brazil vs Columbia 17:00 Estadio Castelao Fortaleza Going with Germany in ET and Brazil on PK

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Well might as well start this Opening Match for the Tournament COUNTDOWN http://www.timeanddate.com/countdown/generic?p0=233&iso=20140612T17&msg=Opening%20match%20FIFA%20World%20Cup%202014%20Brazil%20vs.%20Croatia BRAZIL CROATIA 13:00 Overview HEAD-TO-HEAD Presented by TOTAL MATCHES PLAYED: 2 BRA WINS1 DRAWS1 WINS0 CRO TOTAL GOALS SCORED: 3 BRA CRO 2 1 Squad Lists BRAZIL CROATIA 1 JEFFERSON (GK) 1 PLETIKOSA (GK) 2 DANI ALVES 2 VRSALJKO 3 T SILVA 3 PRANJIĆ 4 DAVID LUIZ 4 PERIŠIĆ 5 FERNANDINHO 5 CORLUKA 6 MARCELO 6 LOVREN 7 HULK 7 RAKITIĆ 8 PAULINHO 8 VUKOJEVIĆ 9 FRED 9 JELAVIĆ 10 NEYMAR JR 10 MODRIĆ 11 OSCAR 11 SRNA 12 JULIO CESAR (GK) 12 ZELENIKA (GK) 13 DANTE 13 SCHILDENFELD 14 MAXWELL 14 BROZOVIĆ 15 HENRIQUE 15 MOČINIĆ 16 RAMIRES 16 REBIĆ 17 L GUSTAVO 17 MANDŽUKIĆ 18 HERNANES 18 OLIĆ 19 WILLIAN 19 SAMMIR 20 BERNARD 20 KOVAČIĆ 21 JÔ 21 VIDA 22 VICTOR (GK) 22 EDUARDO 23 MAICON 23 SUBAŠIĆ (GK) Coach Coach Luiz Felipe SCOLARI (BRA) Niko KOVAC (CRO) Fantasy Football Your 11 Match Facts SAO PAULO About The City ARENA CORINTHIANS Stadium nameArena Corinthians CitySao Paulo Year constructed2014 Overall capacity61606 About The Stadium WEATHER --Temperature --Wind --Humidity OFFICIALS Referee:Yuichi NISHIMURA JPN Assistant Referee 1:Toru SAGARA(JPN) Assistant Referee 2:Toshiyuki NAGI(JPN) Fourth official:Alireza FAGHANI(IRN)

Go, Algeria! Go!

Brazil The Host Country of 2014 FIFA World Cup 21 pictures of amazing places in this amazing country apart of Rio and Sao Paulo. Mount Roraima Roraima state Canoa Quebrada Ceará state Cataratas do Iguaçu Paraná State Pelourinho District Salvador, Bahia Tanguá Park Curitiba, Paraná Bothanical Gardens Curitiba, Paraná The Amazon Forest 40% of Brazilian territory Genipabu Dunes Rio Grande do Norte state Blue Lagoon Cave Mato Grosso do Sul state Fernando de Noronha Islands Pernambuco State São Miguel das Missões ruins Rio Grande do Sul state Lacerda Elevator Salvador, Bahia Chapada Diamantina National Park Porto de Galinhas Pernambuco state Moon Valley Goiás state

I read a post regarding the Brazil World Cup, 2014. The post was about 10 players above the age of 30 who could make great impact in winning the trophy. So it made me think, who all over would be the most important players in this World Cup. I can't see Ronaldo/Messi going all the way. It is just my opinion. But although I think Van Persie and his team seem to be promising this time around. Also, Neymar too has a big chance. The link to the article that kept me thinking - http://www.trcfootball.com/football-blogs?id=38

A New World Cup songs Anyone heard before? I think the old one is better, btw i do support Brazil!!!!! New Song: http://bit.ly/1gRSfRA :P :P Ole Ole Ole oo....