Cau 🤠
@cau.cool
“Quando eu cheguei, tudo era mato”
33 🏳️🌈 / Tradutor e localizador
Sempre reinventando um pouquinho
(English and Spanish spoken, reach out!)
33 🏳️🌈 / Tradutor e localizador
Sempre reinventando um pouquinho
(English and Spanish spoken, reach out!)
It’s worth noting that coffee will get cheaper again now that the Brazilian tariffs went away, but they’ll never go back to the previous prices, both because of environmental changes and especially because Brazil sought and found new partners to sell to while Trump tried his intimidation tactics.
November 28, 2025 at 10:53 PM
It’s worth noting that coffee will get cheaper again now that the Brazilian tariffs went away, but they’ll never go back to the previous prices, both because of environmental changes and especially because Brazil sought and found new partners to sell to while Trump tried his intimidation tactics.
As a Brazilian, puffer jackets have always felt to me like the Crocs version of jackets, no matter their design. I would never be caught in one.
November 26, 2025 at 1:56 AM
As a Brazilian, puffer jackets have always felt to me like the Crocs version of jackets, no matter their design. I would never be caught in one.
If a developing country that was undermined by a military dictatorship and with a strong machismo Latino culture managed to get same-sex marriage a great female ex-president, what’s really stopping the US? I’d risk saying it’s inaction. I can’t agree with Michelle here, no matter how much I like her
November 16, 2025 at 11:18 PM
If a developing country that was undermined by a military dictatorship and with a strong machismo Latino culture managed to get same-sex marriage a great female ex-president, what’s really stopping the US? I’d risk saying it’s inaction. I can’t agree with Michelle here, no matter how much I like her
I mean… It’s never ready until it is. I grew up hearing Brazil wasn’t ready for gay marriage and that it would take decades, but we got it in 2013 and the country didn’t explode. I heard women wouldn’t be able to take the brunt of being president but Dilma Rousseff was elected in 2010. (Cont.)
November 16, 2025 at 11:17 PM
I mean… It’s never ready until it is. I grew up hearing Brazil wasn’t ready for gay marriage and that it would take decades, but we got it in 2013 and the country didn’t explode. I heard women wouldn’t be able to take the brunt of being president but Dilma Rousseff was elected in 2010. (Cont.)