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Further to the great economic and cultural importance of Rio de Janeiro in the national and international contexts, the metropolis has additional reasons to host a high number of consulates - Until 1960, Rio was the capital of Brazil explaining why most countries with older diplomatic relations with Brazil still have representations in the city.

Furthermore Rio de Janeiro is considered the cultural capital of Brazil, receiving most of the touristic and cultural international attention making it one of the most convenient choice for many countries where to have consular presence. arrow-back      arrow-forward
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