Tag Archives: Dilma Rouseff

The Economist on Brazilian Protests

Posted on March 22, 2015 by Janar Wasito

Protests in Brazil The wisdom of crowds After massive demonstrations against her, Dilma Rousseff will struggle to relaunch her presidency Mar 21st 2015 | SÃO PAULO | From the print edition DILMA ROUSSEFF, Brazil’s president, expected the anti-government protests on … Continue reading →

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Business at the BRIC Summit in China

Posted on April 15, 2011 by Hildete Vodopives

Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff is in China attending the BRIC Summit. Reassuring investment in Brazil In a speech during the World Economic Forum in Boao, China, the president Rousseff highlighted the benefits of investing in Brazil. For her, the country is the … Continue reading →

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How would you like Dilma, Mategna and PT to run Vale?

Posted on March 23, 2011 by Hildete Vodopives

Rumors that Brazilian federal government aims to replace Roger Agnelli, Vale’s CEO, have been surrounding the market for a long time. Yesterday, minister Guido Mantega, representing the Federal government as one large shareholder, officially requested Bradesco, another large shareholder, the … Continue reading →

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Optimist about Dilma’s administration

Posted on March 16, 2011 by Ricardo Geromel

“The economist” and I are optimist about Dilma’s administration. Why? 1)        She showed she wants to fight inflation 2)        She said she will dedicate her administration to eliminate misery 3)         … Continue reading →

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The debate around Belo Monte dam in the Amazon

Posted on March 5, 2011 by Ricardo Geromel

“In order for the Brazilian economy to grow around 5 per cent per year in the next few years, Brazil needs to add 5,000 megawatts per year to its installed capacity” said Mauricio Tolmasquim, of the Brazilian government’s Energy Research … Continue reading →

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