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>what is brazil really like
In the southeast, endless deforested rolling hills with cattle (pic related), with many huge cities and a few colder highland areas. Absolutely boring and hardly exotic outside the tourist traps.
In the south, same thing but colder, whiter and cleaner.
In the northeast, same thing but with more poverty, disease and a semi-arid interior.
In the center, endless savanna, but nowadays it's an agricultural frontier exporting industrial amounts of soy.
In the north (South America's Siberia), mostly empty forest with isolated ugly peasants along the major rivers (river transport is huge there, while highways are garbage), a small number of large cities (including a 2 milion one right at the heart of the Amazon) and expanding deforested areas rich in cattle, soy and minerals.
So, fairly boring.
>do they like foreigners
I'd say yes, mostly because foreigners bring shekels.
>how are the tribes in the amazon treated
Natives are mostly gone after centuries of miscigenation and genocide, and isolated pockets in the Amazon are amongst the few remaining pure ones. They often have land conflicts with local settlers. Rich whites from the south and abroad in NGOs, plus the left in general and the government, glorify them and want to give them huge reserves, while the settlers want them to fuck off and assimilate.