ccording to the 2013 Country Rep Trak Topline Report, conducted by the Reputation Institute, Brazil outshines all other Latin American countries, coming in at the #21 spot. It even outshines the United States, which got the #22 spot on the list. Not bad, USA.
Larry Birns, Director of the Council of Hemispheric Affairs, stated, “There were good times and there were bad times, and the good times tended to last longer than the bad times.” Let’s hope this is ture this time as well.
Recent protests have been one of the most disruptive and violent since Brazil’s 1964-1985 dictatorship came to an end. Even the riots in Brazil couldn’t keep their country down from having the best reputation in Latin America,
