罗塞夫风格困扰巴西（Her troubled Brazil style）.doc

罗塞夫风格困扰巴西（Her troubled Brazil style） Her troubled Brazil style Although the vote is the last election has decreased, but considering the Brazil economic downturn over the past two years, Brazils president Dilma Rosoff (Dilma Rousseff)? In the presidential election win re-election has been made an unexpected political success. However, the market does not seem to buy it. To be fair, Rousseffs economic performance has been poor since 2012. Despite the impact of the global economic turmoil, India and China are now at a pretty distance from the technical recession in Brazil. Inflation in Brazil has climbed to more than 6.5% of the governments target set by the government. Brazilians are very sensitive to this indicator after hyperinflation in the last century of 80s and 90s. Last year, inflation pushed up the cost of public services, especially transportation costs, and the rise in traffic fares in St Paul and Rio De Janeiro was the main reason for protests that rocked Brazils elite. These examples highlight another serious problem facing Brazil over the years: the corruption of the political class. The protesters made it clear that they saw Rousseff and his Brazil Labour Party (WorkersParty) as an important part of the corrupt ruling class. Most important of all, these examples highlight the widespread dissatisfaction with political parties. Brazils political parties have long been a tool for politicians to achieve their rent-seeking ambitions rather than a platform for expressing their views. Some of the smaller parties are using their own advantage in the presence of Congress and the state legislature, staring at the stairs within the bureaucracy on. Rousseff failed to achieve political reform: she was stuck in the gears of the machine she said she wanted to fix. Her predecessor, Fernando? Enrique? Cardoso (Fernando Henrique Cardoso) and Lewis Inacio Lula Da Silva??? (Luiz In, CIO Lula Da Silva) - in the right place with some oil, the aim is to ensure that the machin