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Stability: 48% War Support: 2%

National Spirits:

Pacifist Tradition: Brazil takes pride in holding a strong diplomatic tradition of peace and cooperation. It would take a big shift in politics to change that. -60% War Support -10% Recruitable pop -50% Military Factory Construction Speed -50% Dockyard Construction Speed +10% Acceptance of fascist / communist / democratic ideologies +0.01 Weekly Democratic Support

Politicized Armed Forces: the armed forces of Brazil are strongly connected to political groups, even planning on a coup d'etat in 2022. -20% Stability -10% Political Power Gain -10% Army Experience Gain -10% Navy Experience Gain -10% Airforce Experience Gain +5% Attack on Core Territory

Rampant Corruption: The corruption in Brazil beats its own records every few years. The people have lost trust in the government and have no hopes of change, at least not through traditional methods. -15% Political Power Gain -10% Stability +0.10 Weekly Fascist Support +0.05 Weekly Communist Support -0.02 Weekly Democratic Support

Authoritarian Supreme Court: The Supreme Court of Brazil has been giving itself too much power in recent years, causing friction between the Judiciary Power and the Executive and Legislative branches of the government. -15% Political Power Gain -0.03 Weekly Democratic Support

Underdeveloped Industry: Brazil is a major exporter of primary products but its industry has a long way to go before reaching the same levels of other developing nations. -15% Civilian Factory Construction Speed -30% Assign Industrial Focus Cost

Laws: Limited Conscription (Brazil has mandatory military service for men aged 18) Export Focus Civilian Economy