Brazil vs. Canada: Purchasing Power in 2010 vs. 2026
In 2010, Ontario’s minimum wage was equivalent to about 5.15 Brazilian minimum wages. In 2026, it is about 7.05.
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In 2010, Ontario’s minimum wage was equivalent to about 5.15 Brazilian minimum wages. In 2026, it is about 7.05.
Read articleThe column is back, now on the blog and open to the public: the 10 problems I see taking down schools and agencies in international education, from amateur financial management to price wars, with no sugarcoating.
First part of the story I never told: what came before NEW, the three projects I had in my hands when I left my steady job, the company registered with no name and the exact moment the name NEW Intercambio was born.
Registering a company takes half an hour; a real business starts on paper. The 20 questions a business plan must answer, why I have built more than 10 plans in 7 years of NEW, and a promise: the full story, the whole truth, is coming to the blog.
After the no-cheering comparison, here is my opinion: 10 proposals I wanted to find in the PT and PL plans and found in neither. From financial education at school to working holiday.
I read all 84 pages of the PT plan and all 76 of the PL plan filed with the TSE and compared, theme by theme, what each one promises. No cheering: only what is written, with the page of each promise.
Happy New Year, everybody!
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