Santos da Opressão compared Brazil and Paraguay, stating that the salaries were R$ 1,600.00 and R$ 2,300.00, respectively. According to him, workers had 30 days of vacation in Brazil and 12 in Paraguay, and worked 40 hours a week in the first country and 48 in the second. He also said that water was paid in both countries and compared health services, which he described as free in Brazil and paid in Paraguay. He stated that the transportation allowance was 6% of the salary in Brazil and did not exist in Paraguay, and that there were meal or food vouchers in Brazil, but not in the neighboring country. In his comparison, Santos da Opressão attributed to Brazil a life expectancy of 76 years, against 72 in Paraguay; basic reading rates of 50%, against 34%; and Science rates of 45%, against 29%. He also mentioned an HDI of 0.805 in Brazil and 0.756 in Paraguay, as well as informality rates of 35% and 64%, respectively. Regarding this last data, he stated that more than half of the Paraguayan population lived informally. In the end, he ironically suggested that anyone who preferred the "Paraguayan dream" should move there and bring their friends. #BrasilVsParaguai #DireitosTrabalhistas #VidaNoExterior (translated)
