Brazilian madam back in Brazil; Made some contraversial comments.

Sounds like Ms. Schwartz has no love loss to the U.S.

From NY Post:

Andreia Schwartz compared U.S. to Nazi Germany

Andreia Schwartz arrives in Brazil Saturday.

Manhattan madam Andreia Schwartz bitterly compared America with Nazi Germany Sunday while in the streets, Brazilians turned on her, cursing her at an Easter parade.
An effigy of Schwartz was paraded through the streets of her seaside hometown behind one of Judas, Jesus' betrayer, as newspapers branded her a "Simple Prostitute."

The 33-year-old beauty, who was deported Saturday after serving 18 months for running a midtown brothel, threatened to dish dirt on former Gov. Eliot Spitzer's favorite prostitution ring, the Emperors Club VIP.

"I am going to reveal everything," said Schwartz, who has been fielding media offers for a blockbuster interview.

But the bitter brunette refused to delay her true feelings about America, where she rose from a poor immigrant to a millionaire madam with deep-pocket sugar daddies.

"The U.S. today is worse than Nazi Germany," she told Brazil's Gazeta Online. "I had my civil rights violated in the U.S. The country is worse than Nazi Germany during World War II."

Schwartz was reunited with her mother, 14-year-old son and father at an undisclosed location.

She tried to portray herself as a victim of a bum rap, claiming cops planted drugs in her Manhattan pad and fabricated stories about her peddling high-class hookers.

"Jealousy and envy ruined my good life," said Schwartz, who pleaded guilty to charges she ran a brothel.

But the Brazilian bombshell sounded almost cheerful in a separate interview with the Daily News as she boasted of offers to pose nude and do an autobiographical film.

"I've had numerous offers from film directors and moviemakers to do my life," Schwartz said. "I am happy to be back in Brazil."

And about that story of NY Post alleged story by Schwartz that Spitzer paid to watch couple have sex. Well, NY Post certainly have eggs on their faces:

Even in the call-girl racket there's a standard of truth - and former madam Andreia Schwartz says the New York Post violated it. Monday, the fact-challenged paper blared that Schwartz had claimed former governor Eliot Spitzer paid to watch couples having sex. Spitzer's rep has called the claim an "outrageous fabrication." Schwartz, now in Brazil, maintains she made it clear to the Post on Sunday that it was a third-hand story. Schwartz, who was busted for running a Manhattan prostitution ring in 2006, admitted to a News reporter the same day that the story was dodgy: "I heard this from friends who heard it from friends."