>A grand opening of the photo exhibition "Siberians in Brazil" took place in Irkutsk, attended by a delegation from Campina das Misoins (Brazil), a city founded by Russian emigrants more than 100 years ago.
>Welcome speeches were made by Olga Strekalovskaya, Head of the Department of Culture of the Irkutsk Administration, and Father Innocent, rector of the parish of St. Spiridon of Trimiphunt, as well as Carlos Joosten.
>Señor Cavaleiro is a specialist in practical arts and is working on several projects about the Jesuit mission of the south, Russian immigration in Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay.
>The Brazilian delegation's visit will include important events: a meeting with the mayor of Irkutsk and the signing of an agreement to establish friendly relations between the cities.
Can't they stay in their country, huh?

Hello?

>>211779322
you're up early, friend

>>211779341
I go to sleep around 8-9 in the morning

>>211779376
>establish friendly relations between the cities.
congratulations, you will get a Brazilian wife

>>211779422
I don't want any wife
I want to live in a small log house on the edge of the forest with a river or even on a small island and don't have to deal with people aside from my blood relatives.

weird, it's such a tiny place

The Old Religion Russians that left before the CCCP have founded a successful community nearby where I live, it's just around 300 to 400 families though so it's even smaller than the city they are talking about.
There is also another one that comes to mind in the South of the country, I am at the Midwest.