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1. Brazil occupies roughly half of South America.
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2. Salvador was the very first capital city of Brazil.
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3. São Paulo was once capital city of Brazil.
Brazil had 3 cities as capital: Salvador, Rio de Janeiro and, since 1960, Brasília.
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4. Brazil is the only Portuguese speaking country in the Americas.
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5. The majority of Brazilians live within 300 kilometers of the coast.
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6. Brazilian longest land border is with Argentina.
Brazil's longest land border is with Bolivia, sharing 3.403km.
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7. Brazil is the largest country in the Americas.
Brazil is the 3rd largest country in the Americas, just behind Canada and USA, respectively.
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8. Porto Alegre is the Southernmost capital city of a Brazilian state.
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9. Brazil receives more tourists than any other Latin American country.
Mexico is the country that receives the biggest amount of tourists in Latin America. Brazil and Argentina, 2nd and 3rd places, do not receive half of the amount of Mexico's tourists.
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10. Rio de Janeiro was once capital city of Brazil.
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11. Brazil is the largest country in the Southern Hemisphere.
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12. During winter is possible to find snow in Southern cities.
Cities from the Southern states of Brazil face Antarctic air mass during winter sometimes.
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13. The Amazon forest is 60% on Brazilian territory.
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14. The Amazon river is the largest river in the world by the amount of water it carries.
The Amazon river is the largest river by discharge volume of water in the world. The Amazon river has an average discharge of 219,000 m3/sec of water.
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15. Brazil is a country which experiences frequent earthquakes.
Earthquakes are not a common phenomena in Brazil.
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16. Brazil is the second biggest exporter of coffee bean in the world, just behind Colombia.
Brazil is the biggest producer and exporter of coffee bean for over 150 years.
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17. Brazil's population is roughly half of the South America's population.
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18. Brazil has over 230 million smartphones in use, more than its population.
Brazil has over 230 million smartphones in use by its population, even though the total population is around 215 million inhabitants.
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19. Brazil is not the biggest exporter of Brazilian nuts in the world.
Brazil is not the biggest exporter of Brazilian nuts. The biggest exporter, however, is also in South America, and that is Bolivia.
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20. Brazilian currency is Peso Real (BRL).
Real (BRL) is the Brazilian currency, Pesos are usually used in other Latin American countries such as Mexico, Argentina, Chile and Uruguay.
Hey @jpedrocm and @Shadywyvern thank you a lot for the comments, I have changed the question. It was indeed missing a bit more info, I appreciate the feedback!
Yes, they probably considered the "Amazônia Legal", which is a political and economic definition that ends up including transition areas between amazônia and cerrado.