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The mistakes Dilma Rousseff made during her first presidential term mean her second will be stormy9
The Petrobras scandal explained19
Hardy investors are seeking a way to grow their money13
Government responded late to a drought in Brazil’s industrial heartland18
More problems are revealed at Brazil's oil giant40
The best and worst of times for Latin American journalism4- An investigation into human-rights abuses names culprits, but far too late13
- Counter-cyclical capital controls are great in theory but less useful in practice2
The world of football is growing more religiously diverse, like the world itself30
Dilma Rousseff's new economic team talk about their plans12
The world has a terrible record in improving people’s diets. That may be changing23- The appointment of a capable economic team is good for Brazil but signals its president’s weakness28
- The region’s economies have slowed far more abruptly than anyone expected38
The performance of state-owned enterprises has been shockingly bad26
Brazil’s newly re-elected president is beset by problems58
President Dilma Rousseff returns to office, to grim economic news50
As emerging economies hit hard times, Brazil and Russia look particularly weak103- Foreign borrowing by emerging-market firms is higher than it seems46
After her narrow victory in a divided country, the president must heed opponents as well as supporters86
An incumbent scrapes home despite the desire, and need, for change15
Brazil's 2014 presidential election result57
After a wild and nasty campaign, Dilma Rousseff must reconcile a divided country and reignite growth301
Last-minute polls give some hope to fans of Aécio Neves45
Brazil’s elections, trumped-up sodomy charges in Malaysia and Ukraine’s parliamentary elections3
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