MORAR EM MOGI DAS CRUZES EM SÃO PAULO - VALE A PENA?

In this video, I discuss the pros and cons of living in the city of MOGI DAS CRUZES in the interior of São Paulo. In this video, I discuss the following points: About Mogi das Cruzes How to get to Mogi das Cruzes Safety in Mogi das Cruzes Cost of living and food in Mogi das Cruzes Fuel costs in Mogi das Cruzes Healthcare in Mogi das Cruzes Entertainment in Mogi das Cruzes Cleaning in Mogi das Cruzes What to do in Mogi das Cruzes Tips about Mogi das Cruzes Work in Mogi das Cruzes Education in Mogi das Cruzes Infrastructure in Mogi das Cruzes Housing in Mogi das Cruzes Shopping in Mogi das Cruzes Weather in Mogi das Cruzes Lodging in Mogi das Cruzes Final conclusions about living in Mogi das Cruzes Summary of the city's history Mogi das Cruzes, founded around 1560, began as a settlement for bandeirantes and explorers. and was elevated to a town in 1611 with the name Vila de Sant'Ana de Mogi Mirim. The city officially declared its political independence on September 1, 1611, a date celebrated as the municipality's anniversary. Mogi das Cruzes is notable for its influence of Japanese culture, with a large population of descendants and immigrants, as well as a significant Northeastern community. Beginning and Development: The city originated with the arrival of explorers and bandeirantes, such as Brás Cubas, and the opening of the road by Gaspar Vaz. The original name, "Vila de Sant'Ana de Mogi Mirim," was given in honor of the patron saint and the local river, which in Tupi-Guarani means "River of Snakes." It was elevated to city status on March 13, 1865, and to district status on April 14, 1874.