Tag Archives: Dilma

Brazil’s New President – Coming Down to Earth

Posted on March 14, 2011 by Janar Wasito

Brazil’s New President – Coming Down to Earth For a variety of reasons outlined by The Economist, liquidity looks set to continue to flow towards Brazil. “She has said she wants real interest rates, currently higher than those in any … Continue reading →

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Brazil’s presidential election The handover

Posted on February 10, 2011 by Janar Wasito

The Economist’s coverage of the Brazilian Presidential election highlights concerns about Lula’s socialist past – concerns which were overcome, and which hopefully will be again with the new President. “THINK back eight years, when the prospect of Luiz Inácio Lula … Continue reading →

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Take away from a Brazilian conference in Dakar

Posted on February 9, 2011 by Ricardo Geromel

Last Monday,at the magnificent house of the Brazilian ambassador in Dakar, Maria Eliza Teófilo de Luna, I attended  a conference held in by ministers Gilberto Carvalho (Dilma’s minister and former Lula’s chief of staff), Luiza Helena de Barros (minister politics of promotion of racial equality), and Maria … Continue reading →

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Brazil’s presidential election Second round, second thoughts?

Posted on January 27, 2011 by Janar Wasito

The Economist’s endorsement of (eventual loser) Mr. Serra in the Presidential election highlights some issues worth watching in the new Rousseff administration. “Mr Serra also has faults, notably a worrying tendency to try to micromanage everything. But his record suggests … Continue reading →

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