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Conservative’s Star Rises in Brazil as Polarizing Views Tap Into Discontent
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Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff's life during the military dictatorship in Brazil
01/20/2010
Rousseff, Bachelet in Chile and Mujica in Uruguay, were detained and tortured by the military dictatorships in their countries and later became president. It is a sign of the change that that has happened in Latin America that these leaders rarely talk about their experience having changed since their days as students, and with the wave of democratic governments in the last two decades that have transformed the economy and achieved goals in a peaceful way.
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Faces in Brazil in 2016 with the deep recession, corruption scandals and president Rousseff's popularity down to 16 percent
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Dilma Rousseff’s Former Supporters in Brazil Express Disillusionment
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Fight to Impeach Brazil’s Leader Tears at Fabric of Daily Life
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The boom years of the Lula administration supported by high commodity prices covered up serious problems in infrastructure, basic public services, education and health care. The collapse of commodity prices exposed real weaknesses in Brazil's economic structure. With this came a realization of the deep seated corruption of the ruling elite.
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Populist Policies Let Brazil’s Tomorrow Slip Away
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