Jose Serra News
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Brazil’s President Dilma Rousseff, at the midpoint of her term, faces a pivotal year as she seeks to revive economic growth in preparation for an election run in October 2014.
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Brazil’s opposition Democrats party has nominated congressman Indio da Costa to be presidential candidate Jose Serra ’a running mate as he seeks to regain the lead in polls ahead of October’s election.
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Brazil congressman Indio da Costa of the opposition Democrats party was named presidential candidate Jose Serra ’a running mate as he seeks to regain the lead in polls ahead of October’s election.
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A surge by opposition candidate Jose Serra in presidential election polls is sparking the biggest rally in Brazilian bonds in two months.
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Jose Serra , former governor of Sao Paulo, Brazil’s wealthiest and most populous state, today received his party’s nomination for president and vowed to grow the nation’s economy in a “sustainable way” if elected.
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Dilma Rousseff finished first in Brazil’s presidential election yesterday and will face her main rival, Jose Serra , in a runoff later this month after failing to capture a majority of votes.
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Dilma Rousseff , the chosen successor of Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva , may beat her rival presidential candidate Jose Serra in the first round of the October election, according to a poll released today.
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Brazilian presidential candidates Dilma Rousseff and Jose Serra accused each other of tolerating corruption in their second-to-last television debate before this weekend’s runoff election.
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Brazilian presidential candidate Jose Serra , trying to prevent a landslide defeat in next month’s election, is accusing his opponent’s party of using dirty tricks to gather private tax records of his supporters and family.
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Brazilian presidential frontrunner Dilma Rousseff accused her opponent Jose Serra of spreading “lies” about her views on abortion, and the two candidates clashed over past sales of state assets, in their first head- to-head debate before an Oct. 31 runoff election.
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