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Problems President Luiz Inacio Da Silva leaves to the new Rousseff administration in Brazil

10/02/2010

High spending by the Da Silva adminsitration, volatile foreign money inflows, and an overvalued currency raise serious questions about the Brazilian economy under newly elected President Rousseff.

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