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In the third part of his Brazilian odyssey, Michael Palin visits the source of Brazil's great mineral wealth and then travels to one of the world's greatest cities to see how this new-found wealth is being spent, changing the lives of millions of its inhabitants. Michael starts this leg of the journey in the mineral-rich state of Minas Gerais - General Mines. He visits an old gold mine once owned by the British, before going to see a vast opencast iron ore mine that is such a feature of the Minas landscape. Iron ore deposits that are fuelling Brazil's economic miracle but there is always an environmental price to pay, and Michael meets some ordinary Brazilians who are dedicated to preserving the natural beauty of the state. After Minas it's down to Rio de Janeiro, host to the next Olympics and World Cup.

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#100:00:04,240 --> 00:00:08,120
MICHAEL PALIN: I've been travelling the world for the past 25 years.
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I've met so many people in so many countries
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that everyone thinks of me as the man who's been everywhere.
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But in all these years, there's been one big gap in my passport.
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Nothing less than the fifth largest country on Earth.
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A country blessed with a melting pot of peoples and an abundance of resources.
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A country that's risen almost out of nowhere
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to become a 21st-century superpower.
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It's the host of the next World Cup and the next Olympic Games.
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It's a country whose time has come.
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How can I say I've seen the world when I haven't seen Brazil?
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Okay, waterfall. We defy you.
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We defy you!
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Modern Brazil was forged in the northeast,
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where the huge sugar plantations created the country's first real wealth.
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But by the 18th century, the importance of sugar had declined.
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The balance of power moved south
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towards the mineral and coffee-rich state of Minas Gerais
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and the new capital of Rio de Janeiro.
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I'm going to be following this trail from the still immensely rich
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mining area of Minas Gerais here
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to what's become one of the most famous cities in the world,
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Rio de Janeiro.
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(SAMBA MUSIC PLAYING)
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(CHILDREN SHRIEKING)
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Someone once described this mineral-rich area
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as having a breast of iron and a heart of gala'.
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I'm going straight to the heart,
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courtesy of a British engine installed in 7825.
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It's not so comfortable when you are high.
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-For your legs. -No, exactly.
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-Tall miners, no good. -Yeah.
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And this looks like it's gonna crash your head, but it's not danger.
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Okay, all right.
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Accompanied by Ícaro, I'm about to enter a gold mine,
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closed recently after 227 years of production.
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It was originally worked by slaves,
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who'd often secrete gold dust in their hair or clothing
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in the hope of using it to buy their freedom.
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-Okay. -So this was dynamited.
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-Yes. -This space was made by explosions.
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Yeah, after the explosions, they used by hand
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to get rocks and they put in the trolleys.
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-So this is not a natural cave? -It's not natural.
#4600:03:22,920 --> 00:03:24,399
-Oh, wow! -It's industrial.
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PALIN: So you said the English worked this mine for a while.
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One hundred years. From 1827 to 1927.
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-Really? -Yes.
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So most of the time, in the life of the mine, the gold,