Francisco Beltrao

Francisco Beltrao, is the most important town in the southwest location of Parana state in Brazil. In 2010, the populace changed into 80,727, of which 85% lived in the metropolis proper and 15% on the surrounding land. Francisco Beltrao is very close to two different towns, Marmeleiro and Renascenca. Its economy is based on agriculture, corn crops, turkey and bird meat exports, textiles, aluminium pans, cellular industries, public services and small commerce.

The mayor in 2008 changed into Vilmar Reichemback. Francisco Beltrao is in the middle of the southwest location of Parana nation Most inhabitants are descendants of Italian and German immigrants, who first lived in the southern states of Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina before coming to the area between the 1940s and the 60s. According to some researchers, 50% of populace descends from Italian immigrants even as 15% are descendants of German immigrants.

These proportions are in all likelihood to lower as young people flow round Brazil and northern Brazilian citizens flow to this town Since 2000, the GDP has growth over 7.5% yearly. Unemployment has dropped from 11% of its 35,000 economically active human beings to truly over 6% as of 2006. For the ultimate 3 years, the metropolis become proportionally ranked first and typically no decrease than 5th in task-advent at some point of the kingdom of Parana.