Yeah, and I feel bad for many of them. I have to imagine myself in that position, living in horrible conditions and with horrible wages, but too afraid to speak out as if protesting doesn't get enough support and fails things could get even worse. I hope that things will improve, but I understand why people are weary to speak out against it. 

so it will get richer like Argentinia is?

how about you protest too in canada and demand regime change? arent prices also increasing in Canada? what was you pay for a PS4 game now 75$?

Pretty much this.

I don't know if this help, but something that changed with the brazillian mindset is that we're getting more economic. After the hidric crisis when the water bills raised like a rocket, people got more conscient. People are now having priorities and are only buying things for necessisity, not for luxury. Maybe these changes have impacted on the economy since people here are thinking more before buying

Did you not read my last post? I basically stated that I sympathize with the people that are too afraid to come out.

so you sympathize with your self? why you dont come out in canada?

I know that I should do it and that this may not be a very good excuse, but I highly doubt that many people would want to side with an anarcho-communist.

Just read some older posts and people from almost all coutries that commented here said almost the same thing. So, saying bad things about your home country is not an exclusivity from Brazil.

I also would like to add that it is very offensive the way that some people here refer to Venezuela and Argentina. We, Latin Americans, really need to improve somethings, like the respect for each other. This just shows that our problems with politicians start with ourselves. If we can't show respect for the other, why would we expect the politicians to do so? They are people like all of us, they (literally) reflect our choices and values.

Yeah, and I think all of the South Americas Countries are going through the same crisis. Some places is worse than others, but yeah. We all need to work together in this. 

Things are bad, yes, the problems is we hardly care. We get more worked up about people closing streets making protests than about payng double for what was alreadly expensive. We are really, really passive. No surprise people in power get away with everything.