Despite being one of the world’s major food producers, Brazil experiences an unsettling paradox: the country is both underfed and overfed. Despite being one of the world’s major food producers, Brazil experiences an unsettling paradox: the country is both underfed and overfed. These numbers could serve to corroborate recent statements by the Brazilian president and Citizenship Minister Osmar Terra, both of whom claimed that hunger is no longer a Brazilian problem.
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