During election time, I always see a looooot of candidates for all sorts of things. Wow, there are so many politicians and public offices that it makes you wonder, which one of them has the most power, who is in charge of Brazil? Here is a simple explanation of how, at least theoretically, Brazil works.
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Main topics discussed:
Brazil's political system;
Three powers;
National Congress
Supreme Federal Court
Planalto
Guys, this video was made in a hurry, and it was also the first time I used a studio to record (I had very limited time to use it), so some mistakes that are usually corrected ended up slipping through. Sorry, I can't fix them anymore. Below:
Errors:
THERE ARE 3 SENATORS PER STATE (not 2 as shown in the video)
THE STATE OF SÃO PAULO HAS ALMOST 45 MILLION PEOPLE (what was shown in the video was the population of the city of São Paulo).
In the part about how each power supervises the other, the legislative branch was mentioned instead of the JUDICIARY (which is correct).
In the part about how each power supervises the other, the legislative branch was mentioned instead of the JUDICIARY (which is correct).
Thanks!!!