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I don't really care.

To think that I have always wanted to see a Lady elected president of Brazil, and now that I see two female candidates whose platform I could NEVER ever EVER (and I mean EVER) approve, it feel heart broken. Ideology aside, I consider females much more balanced and generally more stable at any leading role... Yet, I am delighted that Brazilians have demonstrated sufficient maturity to accept the concept of a lady at the highest office of the country.

The bottom line is that, not only I could never vote for any candidate for a corrupt party with a clear (hypocritical) socialist agenda, but also consider absurd that a former criminal, a former terrorist, a THIEF (Ladra) & ASSASSIN has been nominated... Specially due to her obvious association with Hugo Chavez (which Ms Rousseff continues to avoid admitting EVEN when asked by interviewers a direct question...

Please refer to additional views on this matter at Brazzil.com:
http://www.brazzil.com/articles/221-june-2010/10402-will-brazilians-elect-a-pro-bolivarian-former-terrorist-as-president.html

I am delighted to inform that it has been brought to my attention that a senior member of the Brazilian Chamber of Deputies (Federal) belonging to PTC (Christian Workers Party), which is traditionally allied with Dilma's party (PT) formally and officially refused to endorse her candidacy on MORAL GROUNDS, and was adopting a "neutral position", urging his friends, associates and supporters to follow suit and if necessary, remain uncommitted until the final round of votes.

This honorable gentleman - Deputado Federal Paes de Lira - listed, among several issues, his refusal to endorse a candidate with such an abysmal criminal record, which includes association (if not participation) with Bank robberies, murder of Military police in Sao Paulo (in dismal fashion - officers burned alive), among other records (which surely includes kidnapping of the American Ambassador). Mr. Paes Lira further informed that he

His speech was made during the PTC National Convention last week:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhOJ29wHbUs

I am afraid therefore that you wont vote at all.
Because all political parties in Brazil are corrupted to the roots.