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- 1 please create a new topic
- 2 Newly Industrialized Country
- 3 Third World Map
- 4 NIC
- 5 BRIMC
- 6 Wikipedia Policy: CIVIL
- 7 BRIMC
- 8 Bosque de Portugal
- 9 BRICET, Nom. for Deletion
- 10 NICs
- 11 Developed country
- 12 Portal
- 13 Brazil Page
- 14 Hola
- 15 Brazil Page
- 16 Portal
- 17 Latin America
- 18 Zile
- 19 Economy of Brazil
- 20 Please use English
- 21 How to translate "bota abaixo"?
- 22 Emerging Markets and elsewhere
- 23 List of countries by foreign exchange reserves bias
- 24 Economy of Brazil
- 25 Congratulations
please create a new topicPlease create a new topic from other places or simply add into the topic of developing country or the likes if you want to mention future developed countries or entities because those countries you talked about are all basically from developing countries. If these countries are basically from your imagination, please don't add it. You don't need to rearrange "entities" into the category of non-sovereign states or something because those names were already written in italic form and everybody knows they are not countries. I hope you can cease the revert-war in this article right now, otherwise somebody later will simply make a request for full protection and thus everyone cannot edit anymore. 72.138.191.63 10:04, 24 December 2006 (UTC)Reply Newly Industrialized CountryI thought NICs were considered NICs also due to the fact that they present a high human development index, and Brazil presents only a medium development index. However, Brazil is not more industrialized than Mexico. Their economy only produced a higher GDP starting in 2001-2002. The size of the economy does not by itself cateogorises Brazil as "more industrialized" than Mexico. Also Mexico is the only Latin American country that was accepted to enter the OEDC more than 10 years ago. However I reverted the map since some authors consider Brazil to be a NIC.AlexCovarrubias 21:14, 16 October 2006 (UTC)Reply
Third World MapLos redactores del artículo Third World decidieron ya no utilizar un mapa con los países del Tercer Mundo pues es muy controversial. En su lugar pusieron un mapa de Desarrollo Humano de la ONU. Por favor, ve la Talk Page del artículo. Saludos. AlexCovarrubias 21:31, 16 October 2006 (UTC)Reply NICWould you please stop doing that in the NIC article? Your tries to note Brazil above all the other nations are just not appropiate for an article. First you alphabetized the list, so Brazil would be first... ok, that is kind of normal. But now, adding info about the BRIC which is NOT an economic nor political group but a economical term, and the G4 thing, it is just ridiculous. The added note about Mexico being the only Latin American county accepted in the OECD it is relevant, as you can also notice S. Korea being noted for that. Please stop editing with biased POV, every time you do that I'd be there to revert it, please don't turn this into a battle. Keep it real and nice. AlexCovarrubias ( Let's talk! ) 00:47, 24 November 2006 (UTC)Reply I only speak spanish, english and italian, I didn't understand your message left in my talk page. If you didn't notice, the countries listed in the article NIC are arranged alphabetically, and I just added the correspondent flags of each country. So I don't understand your claims. AlexCovarrubias ( Let's talk! ) 01:02, 24 November 2006 (UTC)Reply BRIMCBefore you edit information you don't like, read the provided and verifiable sources. You can't just erase thing you don't agree with. There's sources, read them. AlexCovarrubias ( Let's talk! ) 00:49, 24 November 2006 (UTC)Reply Sorry the only languages I know are spanish, english, italian. I didn't understand a word of your message, but again, you can't just edit info you don't like or agree with. It doesn't matter if "BRIC" is "more known" than "BRIMC". The fact is it does exist and economic experts use it, even if it is not well-known among regular people. NIC artilce is an economic article. AlexCovarrubias ( Let's talk! ) 01:01, 24 November 2006 (UTC)Reply El término BRIMC es utilizado en las esferas de analistas y expertos económicos desde hace años. No debes editar información perfectamente citada y verificable solo porque no te gusta. Debes terminar tu edición solo porque no te parece. Existen fuentes, no puedes borrar la información sin razón. And besides, this is the english Wikipedia, so I won't be talking again in spanish. AlexCovarrubias ( Let's talk! ) 01:13, 24 November 2006 (UTC)Reply Here's a little piece "portuguese" evidence: SOLUÇÕES DE INVESTIMENTO O feliz contemplado com o prémio chorudo do Euromilhões tem várias opções para rentabilizar o dinheiro. Uma delas é o depósito bancário a um ano, que proporciona o retorno de cerca de 3,384 milhões de euros em 12 meses (282,5 mil euros por mês, 9416 euros por dia). Mas estas verbas ficam muito aquém da solução de investimento proposta por João Queiroz, especialista da LJ Carregosa – Sociedade Financeira de Corretagem. Segundo João Queiroz, o bolo de 113 milhões de euros pode render 11,3 milhões de euros anualmente, 941 666 euros por mês, 31 388 euros por dia. O perito da LJ Carregosa fez um estudo do desempenho de vários activos financeiros, nos últimos dez anos, para chegar ao mencionado rendimento, que ronda os dez por cento ao ano, em média. Se o prémio do Euromilhões de hoje sair a João Queiroz, o intermediário financeiro pede uma providência cautelar contra ele próprio, como declarou ao nosso jornal. Se o premiado for outro, João Queiroz aconselha a seguinte aplicação de capital (risco moderado): de 45,2 milhões de euros, cinco por cento em depósitos a uma taxa residual para compensar a inflação; 20 por cento em imóveis; 15 por cento em empresas em início de actividade ou com necessidade temporária de liquidez. Os restantes 67,8 milhões de euros são para aplicar deste modo: 30 por cento em acções; 20 por cento em fundos de investimento Alfa; 30 por cento em obrigações; dez por cento no mercado cambial; dez por cento em mercadorias (principalmente petróleo e ouro). Fernando Ponte Lourenço, professor de Economia e Sistemas de Informação na Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa, adianta uma terceira solução, mais arriscada do ponto de vista financeiro, que passa pela compra de fundos de investimento BRIMC, referentes às economias emergentes. “São denominados BRIMC: B de Brasil, R de Rússia, I de Índia, M de México e C de China, países que lideram as economias mais rentáveis”, explicou, “capazes por isso de dar uma rentabilidade de 50 por cento ao ano”. “A forma de adquirir fundos deste tipo não é complicada”, disse Ponte Lourenço, acrescentando que qualquer banco “possui uma carteira de fundos alargada”. “Cada cliente é um caso”, disse ao CM fonte do Millennium, que opera “em Londres, numa das principais praças financeiras mundiais retirando daí benefícios consideráveis para os clientes”. Desde Maio último que não sai um primeiro prémio do Euromilhões no nosso país. O último deu na Amora (Seixal) e em Penacova, 7,5 milhões a cada totalista. Ok? Now stop blanking info based in your own personal brazilian biases. AlexCovarrubias ( Let's talk! ) 01:24, 24 November 2006 (UTC)Reply
Wikipedia Policy: CIVILI won't be leaving you messages again since your last personal attack. It is very obvious you are editing information based in your own personal brazilian bias. I'm reporting you. The last thing I'm gonna say is Wikipedia Policy: CIVIL México realmente és mejor que Brasil. Una guerra civil en Oaxaca, un trastorno en las elecciones, e en Brasil, las elecciones se decidirón en 4 horas... Andrés Manuel López Obrador prometió tornar México ingobernável. Sin embargo, México és una grande nación... João Felipe C.S 01:12, 24 November 2006 (UTC) AlexCovarrubias ( Let's talk! ) 01:16, 24 November 2006 (UTC)Reply
Hello, I note that you have attempted to list the above page for deletion. Unfortunately you don't appear to have completed all the work necessary to get your nomination properly listed. I've completed the remaining steps for you but, for future reference, Wikipedia:Articles for deletion contains details of all the steps that you need to take. Best wishes, Xdamrtalk 16:25, 24 November 2006 (UTC)Reply You are acting very childish! And it seems you have turned this into a personal battle. The term BRIMC was coined to supersed BRIC by the same person (Jim O'Neil) and institution (Goldman Sachs bank) that created the term BRIC. However, I refrained to change BRIC > BRIMC. Instead I added BRIMC separately from BRIC. You can't edit articles you don't like just because you don't like them. It is wrong and it does not help Wikipedia's accuracy. So please, stop doing that. Besides, will it "hurt" you if BRIMC is there next to BRIC? Of course not. So, stop. I will continue to add BRIMC to the template all times I need to. Sorry. AlexCovarrubias ( Let's talk! ) 01:03, 25 November 2006 (UTC)Reply Ok now you have gone too far. You claimed that the article for BRIMC had to be deleted and when you saw it was supported for a lot of people, what you do? you create articles for the other economical terms. I only have to say your attitude is certainly foolish and your bias is so big that omg it hurts. You know nothing about financial terms. The terms BRICS and BRICET exist, of course! and are used but have nothing to do with the original Goldman Sachs Thesis: they were NEVER created by the bank as you claim in your copy-paste from the article I created BRIMC. However, as I see your attitude has gone too far, I have little hope you would stop. Be sure I will be there to revert any biased information you edit or create. Stop it. AlexCovarrubias ( Let's talk! ) 04:51, 25 November 2006 (UTC)Reply Ok Joao, I created redirections from BRICS and BRICET to BRIC, but I reverted them. I have to add that the only terms oficially created by the Goldam Sachs Bank's Jim O'Neil are BRIC and BRIMC. You copied and pasted the same words used in the article I created BRIMC and changed it to meet the requirements of the other articles. That is wrong, because that information is totally false. PLEASE, don't act childish, we can work togheter to create better articles. AlexCovarrubias ( Let's talk! ) 05:00, 25 November 2006 (UTC)Reply Can you explain what Bosque de Portugal is? Is it a neighborhood? What makes it famous? User:Zoe|(talk) 21:38, 29 November 2006 (UTC)Reply BRICET, Nom. for DeletionI have nomiated the BRICET page for deletion so please voice your opionons at the relevent AfD page. Aussie King Pin 07:27, 5 December 2006 (UTC)Reply NICsJoao, don't start another edit war just because you want Brazil to be "listed first". North and South America are different continents under the english usage. The term "America" or "Americas" is not that used in english. We both know you are only doing this because you hate Argentina being listed first and also Mexico. Please, don't act childish again because I will be forced to revert every edit you make. AlexCovarrubias ( Let's talk! ) 03:23, 7 December 2006 (UTC)Reply
Developed countryAlthought Brazil GDP (PPP) is the highest in Latin America, and it is part of the BRIMC, it is not expected to become a developed country before Argentina or Mexico. This is due to the fact that its Income Per Capita will remain lower than Arg and Mex and because of the size of the population. However if you insist in adding Brazil, you should list it after Argentina and with a NEUTRAL LANGUAGE , refereced and with no expeculations. Obrigado. AlexCovarrubias ( Let's talk! ) 03:28, 7 December 2006 (UTC)Reply
Eu estou muito obrigado pela sua compreensão Joao (So much thank you for your understanding Joao). AlexCovarrubias ( Let's talk! ) 08:55, 8 December 2006 (UTC)Reply
PortalPerhaps you noticed my previous edit summary about overhauling without previous discussion? That is not the way to do this. Propose changes in the talk page; wait for people to comment and make a concerted decision. There are several problems with how you have attempted to go about this: 1) you overhauled the Portal unilaterally, as I mentioned; 2) you created several Portal pages assuming that what you thought should be done was going to stand, which is not necessarily true, and that includes a second "in the news" subpage, which is completely unnecessary and which I'm about to delete, since there's been no response to my comment to present a glimpse of why that page should be kept when there's an existing one with a editing history attached to it. If you had brought this up on the talk page, for instance, I would indicate that this format exceeds the page width, creating a visual problem. Since there's nothing wrong with the current format, and no reason why the Brazil Portal should look exactly like the Mexican Portal, other than aesthetic taste, which is subjective, I see no reason why adopting a format that presents any kind of problem that in not present in the current format. Redux 23:19, 24 March 2007 (UTC)Reply Brazil PageBoa tarde! Escreverei em português, já que você é um brasileiro nativo e tem nível básico de inglês. As mudanças que você promoveu na página do Brasil já foram alteradas por outro usuário, mas para ser franco, eu mesmo iria reverter as alterações. Você substituiu diversas imagens e alterou o posicionamento de várias outras sem antes provocar qualquer consulta na talk page. Várias das alterações são no mínimo polêmicas, logo, creio que teria sido mais delicado a consulta dos demais usuários antes de sair revolucionando a página. Dentre suas polêmicas alterações: a) Inseriu ao menos duas fotos de Curitiba e uma de Florianópolis, além de uma imagem do Sul do país representativa da influência alemã - noutras palavras, quatro imagens de cidades do sul, deixando apenas uma do nordeste e nenhuma da região norte. Não parece uma distribuição muito balanceada de fotos. Por que o nítido predomínio por cidades do Sul? b) Removeu a cidade da "favela" - as "favelas" representam a realidade de ao menos um quarto da população brasileira (consulte os dados do IPEA), então por que "esconder" a única foto do artigo que continha a representação desse lado do Brasil? c) Colocou três fotos pouco representativas de São Paulo, quando a foto mais tradicional seria a famosa vista aerea do "mar de prédios", que embora menos estilosa, é bem mais realista. d) Removeu a foto do Presidente da República e acrescentou a foto do Presidente do STF. Por que o Presidente do STF merece mais atenção do que o Presidente da República, que é chefe de Estado e chefe do governo do país? É certo que o Presidente Lula não é propriamente um "exemplo" de classe e estilo, mas não deixa de ser o presidente do país. Você é uma pessoa que se declara patriota, e isso é importante para o Brasil. Entretanto, sugiro duas coisas: 1) não promova alterações "polêmicas" sem antes consultar os outros. Faça alterações sem consulta apenas quando estiver certo de que não gerarão debates para evitar aborrecimentos; 2) quando quiser exaltar o Brasil, não recorra ao expediente de "esconder o ruim" e "apresentar apenas o bom". Não invoque o argumento de que páginas de outros lugares também apelam para uma visão turística do páis. Se outros erram, não precisamos seguir a mesma linha. Adotemos uma linha realista. O Brasil tem muitas coisas boas, e é um país com notáveis avanços (economia ampla, diversificada e forte, etc.). Por outro lado, têm inúmeros problemas graves (distribuição de renda "risível", nível de corrupção alarmante, instituições públicas ineficientes e falidas, casas políticas completamente incompetentes, parlamentares sem formação, povo ignorante e desinformado, cultura popular superficial, universidades com níveis extremamente pobres de pesquisa, sistema previdenciário "quebrado", sistema de saúde sucateado, e por aí vai). Note que a página do Brasil já não menciona a maior parte desses problemas. É importante ser patriota, para se desejar a proteção do patrimônio público, mas se você quiser ver mudanças, deve começar pelo mais básico, que é a consciência da existência dos problemas. Um abraço e boa sorte em suas contribuições. Sparks1979 04:03, 23 April 2007 (UTC)Reply
HolaHey! Hello. It is wierd that you modeled both your signature and user page introduction after mines. Wierd. :o AlexCovarrubias ( Let's talk! ) 04:23, 27 April 2007 (UTC)Reply
Brazil PageAcho que dessa vez você fez um bom trabalho com as fotos. Se depender de mim, a página fica como está quanto às imagens. Não sei se posso ajudar muito com elas, pois prefiro concentrar minha atenção nos textos. Já escrevi a introdução, a seção de "leis", e agora estou pensando em reservar uma tarde de domingo para reforçar as seções de "divisões administrativas" e de "geografia". Abraços! Sparks1979 17:28, 27 April 2007 (UTC)Reply PortalHi. Sorry, but I must reply in English, given that this is the English-language Wikipedia and communications here are public and must be accessible to all English-reading users. You will notice I reverted the Portal page. While the layout you presented is interesting, there are several problems, which I could not correct at this time. If you can fix them, then I suppose we can consider a trial run of it. So here are the problems:
Finally, you need to make a more general proposal about changing the Portal's appearance, preferably in the Portal's own talk page, before doing it. Notice that since the Portal's creation you are the only person ever to think that it needed to be changed. All other comments over time have been in the exact opposite direction: that the Portal looks very good as it is (it was created inspired in the layout of the Australia Portal in 2005). Cheers, Redux 04:14, 28 April 2007 (UTC)Reply
Latin AmericaJoao, I have reverted your changed because of the following reasons:
I see you have been accused of adding/removing information in order to favor Brazil. That's called a bias, please refrain from doing this. AlexCovarrubias ( Let's talk! ) 02:20, 29 April 2007 (UTC)Reply
Ok, voy a hablar en español. Los indicadores de crecimiento del PIB de todos los países, deben ser tomados de la misma fuente y del mismo estudio. ¿Por qué? Porque esto evita discrepancias con lo que cada país diga. Quizá Costa Rica diga que su crecimiento será más grande que lo que dice el Banco Mundial, pero estos son los datos de Costa Rica. En el caso de Brasil, como tu lo dices, son datos de una institución brasileña, lo cual conlleva un bias y evita la neutralidad y la real comparabilidad de la tabla. Puede ser que los datos de crecimiento de Brasil se hayan elevado, al igual se elevaron los de México y los de Chile, pero no podemos incluír información de diferentes fuentes, pues sería incorrecto y no ayuda a la real comparabilidad de la tabla. La tabla actual presenta datos de la ONU, específicamente de la ECLAC. Por lo tanto son datos de una organización internacional neutral, y no datos internos de un país. AlexCovarrubias ( Let's talk! ) 01:47, 30 April 2007 (UTC)Reply
Hi, Can you copy edit the article when you have time? Thanks--Ugur Olgun 19:11, 30 April 2007 (UTC)Reply Economy of BrazilYes, I can help, but not this week. Hari Seldon 21:27, 30 April 2007 (UTC)Reply
Please use EnglishPlease use English here, even when only posting comments on the talk pages of other users. It is important that everyone be able to understand what you are writing. If you are completely unable to converse in English, there are online translators you can use for simple statements, or you may wish to contribute at the Portuguese Wikipedia instead. Kafziel Talk 21:55, 30 April 2007 (UTC)Reply How to translate "bota abaixo"?Hi, João. I am a native speaker of English, mas eu posso contribuir com um nível médio de português. I started the article for the English Wikipedia about the Vaccine Revolt (Revolta da Vacina) in Rio de Janeiro in 1904.
Emerging Markets and elsewhereJoao, stop pushing your POV in the different articles where Mexico is included, more notable in Emerging markets and in the template international power. Nobody but you has changed the page since the inclusion of BRIMC and BRIC. AlexCovarrubias ( Talk? ) 06:24, 4 May 2007 (UTC)Reply
Brazil real figure is $ 87,270 millions according to CIA World Factbook. Both the figure in the article and the map you changed have been corrected. Please I invite you to stop editing to "enhance" the perception of Brazil, since adding wrong information on propouse is considered a type of vandalism. I know you can be reasonable and a good editor. AlexCovarrubias ( Talk? ) 19:35, 4 May 2007 (UTC)Reply
Joao. If you have the direct source for the other number for Brazil, please add it. It is a requirement that all information must be directly sourced. A list of the websites of every national bank in the world is not a source. AlexCovarrubias ( Talk? ) 20:01, 4 May 2007 (UTC)Reply
Economy of BrazilI wish I could help, but I don't have a lot of time to do the preliminary research. If you can do the research at Banco Central do Brasil, and probably from the Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estadística, I can help you out translating and organizing the data. Você pode me falar em português, o entendo perfeitamente, mais falo só um pouquinho i escevo ainda menos. Se você prefere, posso lhe escrever em espanhol. --the Dúnadan 15:59, 5 May 2007 (UTC)Reply CongratulationsOi João, blz? Congratulations on the changes you made to the Brazil article... looks great!! I really don't understand why they insist in changing the article to show only favelas, indians, and violence. After all, Brazil isn't only that. The pictures of southern Brazil are awsome. Again, congrats and thanks! Abraços. Luiz Felipe |