In 1989, Brazilian voters practiced their right to choose the president of Brazil. Two decades later, the elections are a routine and democracy is consolidated in the country.
Report in Danish newspaper on the question of “housing” in São Paulo and how it affects the electoral dispute.
In the past few years, millions of Brazilians left poverty to enter into the middle class. But the increase in income does not appear to have had an effect on the political participation of citizens.
"Considered one of the leading scholars of Brazilian politics, Fernando Limongi, doctorate from University of Chicago and Professor at the USP, believes this year's elections set in favor of the government's official candidate, Dilma Rousseff (PT), but he stands opposed
