Sent to the Bank of England and the Rothschild Family

The bleeding of Brazil accelerated around the 18th century, when Portugal entered a negative balnce in the commerce with England. The final way to pay back was to send Brazilian gold to England, which made Londom to the new financial center in the World. Since the family Rotschild established in London 1810, they have been deep involved in the financial development of Brazil  The Brazilians declared the country's independence from Portugal on 7 September 1822. A month later, Dom Pedro was declared the first Emperor of Brazil, with the royal title of Dom Pedro I, resulting in the foundation of the Empire of Brazil.

The direct relationship with international loans for the new nation dates back to the time of Nathan Mayer Rothschild, who issued a loan in 1825 to make Brazil definitively stuck in the trap of loans with the declaration of the Republic 1889. Money for this process had under decades been sent to the freemasons so they could  work silent on the revolution and the setup for financial exploraition. The first presidents in Brasil were freemasons.  Further loans to develop railways and infrastructure, Rothschild invested in Brazil to maintain its standing in the financial markets.

Brazil’s sovereign debt was a matter of Rothschilds’ par excellence. The bank underwrote two loans in the 1820s, shortly after the country’s independence from Portugal. In the 1850s, the government appointed the bank as its financial agent in Europe, a role that included a debt underwriting monopoly that lasted until 1908. Brazil turned to an essencial tool to the conquer the grip on the Global Economy.