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I.4. Political and administrative structure Brazil – Ministry of External Relations The Federative Republic of Brazil comprises the Union, 26 States and the Federal District, in addition to about 5,560 Municipalities. The powers of the Union are divided into its Executive, Legislative and Judiciary branches. The Executive Power is represented by the President of the Republic, assisted by the State Ministers, the State Governors, Mayors, and their respective Cabinets. The State Ministries are as follows: - Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Food Supply (www.agricultura.gov.br) - Ministry of the Cities (www.cidades.gov.br) - Ministry of Science and Technology (www.mct.gov.br) - Ministry of Communications (www.mc.gov.br) - Ministry of Culture (www.cultura.gov.br) - Ministry of Defense (www.defesa.gov.br) - Ministry of Agrarian Development (www.mda.gov.br) - Ministry of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade (www.desenvolvimento.gov.br) - Ministry of Social Development and Hunger Mitigation (www.desenvolvimentosocial.gov.br) - Ministry of Education (www.mec.gov.br) - Ministry of Sports (www.esporte.gov.br) - Ministry of Finance (www.fazenda.gov.br) - Ministry of National Integration (www.integracao.gov.br) - Ministry of Justice (www.justica.gov.br) - Ministry of the Environment (www.mma.gov.br) - Ministry of Mining and Energy (www.mme.gov.br) - Ministry of Planning, Budget and Management (www.planejamento.gov.br) - Ministry of Social Security (www.mpas.gov.br) - Ministry of External Relations (www.mre.gov.br) - Ministry of Health (www.saude.gov.br) - Ministry of Labor and Employment (www.mte.gov.br) - Ministry of Transportation (www.transportes.gov.br) - Ministry of Tourism (www.turismo.gov.br) The Legislature is exercised by senators, deputies, state representatives and city councilors elected by direct vote. Their competency is to develop laws in the municipal How to export to Brazil 17
Brazil – Ministry of External Relations sphere (through the City Council), state sphere (through the Legislative Assemblies) and federal sphere (through the National Congress, comprising the Chamber of Deputies and the Federal Senate). The Judiciary is represented by the Federal Supreme Court (STF), which oversees the obedience and the respect to the country’s Constitution, the Federal Appeals Court (STJ), the Federal Regional Courts, the Upper Labor Court (TST), the Upper Electoral Court (TSE) and the Military Courts, as well as their counterparts at the state level : Courts of Justice (TJ), Regional Electoral Courts (TRE) and Regional Labor Courts (TRT). I.5. Foreign policy and international organizations Presenting a very diversified economic and trade relations with different countries and regions of the world, the Brazilian foreign policy is characterized by multilateralism and seeks to foster integration and cooperation with several countries. Brazil has given great emphasis to trade negotiations within the World Trade Organization (WTO) in which it has carried out an important role in the leadership of developing countries, in particular within the group known as the G-20. The country has also directed its resources towards regional and bilateral issues, aiming to establish economic and trade alliances and agreements with several countries and regions in the world, especially those of South America, but also with countries in Africa, the Middle East, China, India, South Africa and the European Union. In line with its multilateralist approach and with its determination to seek greater social justice globally, Brazil has adopted an active role in different international organizations that it belongs to, such as the World Trade Organization (WTO), the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the Inter-American Development Bank (BID), the World Bank (BIRD) and the United Nations (UN). Brazil is a founding member of the IMF, holding 1,47% of the veto power in the organization. In the IDB, the country has 11,07% of its ordinary capital and of its voting power and it is one of the bank’s major borrowers. In regard to BIRD, Brazil owns around 1,67% of the bank’s capital. 18 How to export to Brazil
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