BrazzilMag

A very positive set of points. Wonderful idea of creating a unified team. I think the biggest challenges will be the currency agenda (as a strong real will prevent her from raising nominal domestic wages/minimum wage) and breaking the hold of large land owners to create smaller farms/equitable land holding.

The first 100 days set the tone of her presidency. I hope that she builds on Lula's achievements.

I see a bright future for Brazil and all it's people

Unlike the States, I feel that Dilma's political opposition will find much room to compromise and work with her.

Just like Germany did, after the Berlin Wall fell, I'm hoping that, rather than scapegoating the poor, that Brazil's citizens will realize that it will never grow being part third world, part first world and unite in a vision to settle the differences and becoming truly inclusive.

(and please bring the Real to around 2.3 or 2.5 to 1) Thank you.

Every one knows that men's life seems to be high priced, nevertheless different people require money for various stuff and not every one gets enough cash. Therefore to get some credit loans or just secured loan should be a proper way out.