In Brazil people begin not to consider relevant the
articles regarding Brazilian economy is British press. Some British
publications, such as The Economist, BBC and Financial Times, only
offer a negative view of Brazilian economy. We must remember that
Brazil, even not growing this year of 2015, still has US$ 300 billion
in international reserve, has a positive export saldo of US$ 4,608 billion
up to july 2015 (and it is increasing) and Brazil has one of the 10 biggest
economies in the world, among other positive points.
The
negative views about Brazil come from 2012, when Brazil
had become the sixth-biggest economy
in the world, overtaking the UK.
It seems to have caused a great dislike never before seen in the
British press. We must remember that the times of the British Empire
are long gone!!!
The
globalization of today has increased economic integration and
interdependence. If the BRICS economies are not doing well, the rest
of the world will suffer as well. It can be seen, as an example, when
the devaluation of Chinese coin hited the markets some days ago.
We
must remember that the actual crisis (going on since 2008) has been
caused by British and American financial insitutions. As well, Europe
has not yet been able to recover from the 2008 crisis and is
struggling with the Euro crisis in Greece and massive immigration.
We
just believe that the British should have a bit more of understanding
of the economic situation in other parts of the world so the Bristish
press should not be given wrong informations about economic cultures
that they can not understand.
