Question

Explain the structure of Brazil’s government structure and describe Brazil’s unusual voting requirements

Answer 1

One key difference between the federal governments of Brazil and the United States is that voting is mandatory in Brazil. Everyone between the ages of 18 and 70 must vote in all elections. If they do not, they face penalties including fines and restrictions on government services.

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Answer 2

The structure of Brazilian government is a federal one.

Step-by-step explanation:

The government is divided into executive, judiciary and legislative branches. The government is also a representative one and elected by people. Voting in Brazil is a right as well as a duty.

All people of Brazil vote during elections. Illiterates are also allowed to vote in Brazil. In addition, the voting age in Brazil is 16 which results in high voter turnouts during elections.