All rights reserved. ",#(7),01444'9=82 From campaigning to end the financial secrecy that shelters trillions hidden in tax havens, to encouraging investment in universal education and healthcare – Oxfam is working to make sure that the poor get a share of the power and resources that will help to reduce poverty and inequality. 6 0 obj stream .tr�Lk'�ô�Z��,?Ti��A �"n�Ҙ��n0�AI���l�寳WP`���c:b���Ym�z�Q�E��D$�u��{�����)�}*���xWq�rj�x.Wn���46�r�`�eA�ܒe6Y�wU�5\혇lƜ_�&� ��U��D+����}'ҠSN��t(l�l�2���Y�^�S�)�ep"S;d;㭩yd�_��i�;M��O����I��I���!���]������@mb�'��-�v�R0�$G�t���7�7���$����������������(�7��J���\� �K&��U:P�[���A*�����]�Ps;�Byv=Lm�O�� �����'z/��8�C��^$��`��97�>��D@����iX�>Y�C� ft��յ.����W6eH:m����I++Q�Xҿ��(XQ�-�'m�(������6G�G�n�q74˒��,h�P��f2|�u����7�jk���m��J��9��Pct�

6 There is also evidence that the racial divide has declined; as showed by Soares 7 and Blackman and others 8 , the income ratio between It enables a small elite to accumulate vast wealth at the expense of hundreds of millions of people, often women, who are scraping a living on poverty pay and denied basic rights.

Worse still, inequality threatens to reverse the progress the country has made in ending poverty. Current World Bank projections show up to 3.6 million people are expected to fall back into poverty this year in Brazil.That is why it is urgent to address some of the structural causes of inequality in Brazil, such as an unfair tax system or insufficient investments in social policies.Our broken economy is widening the gap between rich and poor. According to the study, there are currently 23.3 million people living below the poverty line, with a monthly income of less than BRL 232 – approximately 11.2% of the population.

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<> This is what unites us.”Economic inequality in Brazil has reached extreme levels, despite being one of largest economies in the world. 19 yrs In Brazil, someone earning the minimum monthly wage would have to work 19 years to make the same money a Brazilian from the richest 0.1% of the population makes in one month. However, despite its large black population it was also, officially, the last country in the western hemisphere to abolish slavery, in 1888.

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28 M Brazil has lifted 28 million people out of poverty in the last 15 years, reducing poverty to less than 10 percent of the population. 3 0 obj The country has been able to reduce inequality, taking millions of people out of poverty and thereby raising the base of the social pyramid.But despite this evolution, the pace has been very slow and the Latin American giant is still listed as one of the most unequal countries on the planet.Despite lifting millions of people out of poverty over the last decades, Brazil still faces a huge gap between the country’s richest and the rest of the population. endobj x��V]o�X}G�?̣]�����TU"��R5�Dt�ݨn�fQ�E�R�}gio�o�D�3s��̹� כŧ�v/^d�ͦ����7ټ��Ϳ�W٬�[��͢^�| g�#8��{�+ R��S�'AП�P(�Xt9̗���;���߻If�N�u�H:Y��!

endobj 4 0 obj endobj Photo: Apu Gomes/Oxfam“Extreme inequality breeds conflict, violence, and instability. Today, there are more than 75 million people of African descent living in Brazil, which currently gives it the second largest black population in the world. According to the 2006 census people reported as "brown" make up 62.5% of the population.

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The population of Northeast Brazil is a result of an intensive race mixing, which has occurred in the region for more than four centuries. Extreme poverty, defined as an income of $1.9 per day or 140 reais per month, also rose by 1.7 million between 2016 and 2017 to reach 15.2 million, or 7.4 percent of the total population. ZxM��@���`:���A���)l!y��b���4�� �R9�&�-x?���+�_� �|�,��X�� Race, Income, and Poverty The undeniable rise of the Brazilian GDP did not necessarily translate into equal growth across all sectors of the country. 5 0 obj

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