Brazil Strategies

Characteristics
Since Brazil is far from most of the other superpowers, you will stay relatively safe in the early and mid game. If the USA is present, your expansion to the north will be limited, and, similarly, if South Africa is present, your expansion to Africa will be impaired. You can buy some time by trying to make diplomatic relationships with the nations above, but be aware that they can exit the deal at any time, and that any act of agression will throw it over too.

As Brazil, you have no immediate enemies except the US to the north and South Africa to the east, which will block you from annexing sub-saharan Africa. You can expand into Liberia and South Africa (if it's not an enemy). Defending Liberia will be more difficult as it's far away from your initial main land, prompting Eastern superpowers to attack it (it is actually a good strategy to spam colonization in Liberia, as most of the Eastern superpowers like Israel, India and Russia are more likelly to target it instead of the South American continent when scalling a full attack).

To win, you'll probably not suffer much. It's advisable to expand north as fast as possible, to Mexico or Central America at least, to prevent USA from getting too close as well as having extra defense layers against it. USA will probably be your main enemy for quite a while, alongside with South Africa, so be sure to always have some cruisers in your easthern and northernmost points to defend against them. Also, you should expand to Argentina as soon as possible, otherwise South Africa may get it before you (thanks to A Fandom user). Use Chile, Peru, Paraguay and Bolivia to research, as they are well protected by the surrounding provinces. Also, Australia very rarely will attack you, as they don't start with ICBM tech and have lots of other enemies closer, but keep an eye on it since if it dominates Asian provinces, itt will probably attack you.