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Tag Archives: elections
Brazilian presidential elections pressing question: what candidate will the “big-center”parties support?
Who will the “big-center” parties (DEM, PRB, PP, and SD) support? According to a report of ITAU BBA, it could be with he PSDB (pre-candidate Geraldo Alckmin) or PDT (pre-candidate Ciro Gomes). This is a sensitive decision because these parties have … Continue reading
A test for Brazilian democracy
Amidst a history full of oligarchies and military coups, Brazilian democracy emerges and give signs of maturity. An exciting presidential race challenges the supremacy of popular party PT, in office after 12 years. But what could be an easy reelection … Continue reading
Posted in Brazil, Economy, Life, Politics
Tagged Aecio Neves, Dilma Rousseff, elections, PSDB, PT
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Dilma president of Brazil. Now what?
Dilma Rousseff will be the first woman president of the history of Brazil. She won the run-off presidential election against Mr. José Serra, candidate of opposition and former minister of Fernando Henrique Cardoso. The press and financial analysts start to … Continue reading
Posted in Brazil, Politics
Tagged Dilma Rouseff, elections, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, José Serra, Lula, President, PSDB
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French newspaper Libération and the queen of Brazil
French newspaper Libération could be described as an icon of leftist thinkers. Maybe that will explain its bias headline toward a “leftist” party. Two days before the second round that will choose the next president of Brazil, I was surprised … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged democracy, Dilma Rouseff, elections, France, José Serra, Liberation, Lula, President, PT
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