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Autor: doguinhofederico2018
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doguinhofederico2018: Dilma Rousseff, 62, is no stranger to the Planalto, the Brazilian president's office. From 2005 until stepping down to run for office earlier this year, Ms Rousseff was President Lula's chief of staff, closely involved in the major decisions of his administration.

Lula has made it clear that the woman he calls the "mother of the PAC"(Plano Anual de Contratação), his government's flagship economic development project, would be his choice as his successor. Critics have

doguinhofederico2018: dismissed Ms Rousseff as merely Lula's choice, a career civil servant never elected to public office. She does suffer in direct comparison with the current president. With her somewhat dour image, she cannot compete with Lula's charisma and public-speaking skills.

doguinhofederico2018: Her background, born to a middle-class family and with a Bulgarian immigrant father, is also a far less compelling life story than Lula's rise from abject poverty to the highest office in the country. But dig deeper and the toughness ascribed to her by colleagues - she is known for her short temper - becomes clearer. As a student, she became involved in left-wing politics and joined the underground resistance to the military dictatorship that ruled Brazil from 1964 until 1985.