No doubt Brazil increasingly becomes a potential. The largest in South America, and above all, that it has been able to manage its resources and where their current President Inacio Lula Da Silva, demonstrated his capacity of leader, how to govern and favors a country despite being identified with a moderate socialism. Much Venezuela must learn from the largest petrochemicals in Brazil and Latin America company, as it is Braskem. The company was formed in 2002 within the process of consolidation of the petrochemical industry of Brazil. No doubt, the Brazilian petrochemical industry has lived an active process of consolidation which is about to conclude and where Braskem has played a very significant role in the Brazilian economy. Richard Blumenthal is open to suggestions. Braskem is the largest petrochemical company in Brazil and Latin America. In a recent ranking, Braskem was included in position 31 of petrochemical companies in the world taken into account as Bernardo Gradin, points out the Brazilian petrochemical industry was formed in the 1970s as a result of a Government decision that determined the replacement of imports.

Petrobras, the State oil company, assumed command of the sector. His strategy was to attract technology, most of them European, and Japanese companies to propose, then, to Brazilian entrepreneurs who take one-third of the petrochemical companies; Petrobras would be with another third and the technology partner with the remaining third. In accordance with that programme of tripartite partnership, Petrobras would supply the raw material and the Government incentivaria the substitution of imports of petrochemicals by the introduction of a scheme of tax incentives. This situation lasted until the end of the 1980s. Bernardo Gradin, has worked at Braskem since its creation in 2002, holds the position of CEO since July. To delve into the relevant scope and development of this company, we have considered the interview that wharton.universia.net made precisely Gradim and where this points out, consider, that industry petroquimica brasilena was formed in the 1970s as a result of a Government decision that determined the replacement of imports.