How big is Brazil compared to Portugal?

Portugal is approximately 92,090 sq km, while Brazil is approximately 8,515,770 sq km, making Brazil 9,147\% larger than Portugal. Meanwhile, the population of Portugal is ~10.3 million people (201.4 million more people live in Brazil). We have positioned the outline of Portugal near the middle of Brazil.

How similar are Brazil and Portugal?

Both are relatively young democracies: Portugal since 1974 and Brazil since 1984. Both have adopted a mixed economy system. In terms of religion, in both countries, Roman Catholics are the major faith. Another similarity is the preference for drinking coffee over other beverages, such as, tea.

Is Portugal a small country?

The country covers an area of 92,090 km², compared, it is slightly smaller than Hungary (93,028 km²), or the US state of Indiana. Portugal has a population of 10.3 million people (in 2020); the capital and largest city is Lisbon, with about 500,000 inhabitants. The official language is Portuguese.

Why is the population of Portugal so small?

The Portuguese population has declined in the last decade as a result of negative natural and migration balances. This reduction was due to a negative natural balance and, most notably, a negative migration balance.

Why does Brazil have a higher population than Portugal?

Political ties Brazil and Portugal are founding members of the Community of Portuguese Language Countries, an intergovernmental organization of former Portuguese colonies.

What is the difference between Brazil and Portugal?

Brazil is a large and populous country, which Portugal is not. Brazil has mostly a tropical climate, whereas Portugal has a temperate one. Brazil has the Amazon rainforest — the lungs of the planet, and Portugal has not anything like it.

Do you feel more at home in Portugal or Brazil?

There is simply no place on Earth a Brazilian abroad feels more at home than Portugal, in general anyway. With the Portuguese in particular I tend to focus on the similarities due to my personal experience with them.

Are there any beans similar to the beans used in Brazil?

In Portugal they have something similar but they use white or red beans instead of black beans, as it is preferred in Brazil naturally as Black Beans are native of South America.