Reelecta Dilma Rousseff enfrenta retos en economia y Congreso fragmentado

Dilma Rousseff, reelected as Brazil's president, faces challenges like a stagnant economy and a fragmented congress. She narrowly defeated Aécio Neves with 51.6% of the vote, marking the closest victory in decades. This political situation could hinder Brazil's efforts to boost its economy and control inflation without raising taxes. The economy contracted in the first half of the year, partly due to reduced demand from China. Rousseff aims to restore the growth seen under her predecessor, Lula da Silva, and expand social programs to reduce social inequality.

¿Qué promesas hizo Rousseff respecto al crecimiento económico de Brasil?

¿Cómo planea Rousseff abordar la brecha social en Brasil?