Finally comes to an end a most decisive episode in Brazilian history. In 2010, Brazil Dima Rousseff choose as the first woman to be elected president.
I personally thought this election was apathetic. I voted for Marina Silva, the only viable option to the duality between left and right that exists in Brazil today. While the candidate Jose Serra, the PSDB party's right wing, was the most voted in the richest regions of the country (south and southeast), the pupil of Lula was elected thanks to the votes of the poorest regions (Northeast and North).
In 2002, when the worker Lula was elected president for the first time, the feeling of the people was that they had finally won probram the wealthy. But the victory comes only Dilma to be a continuity in the vote for Lula. The problem is that the history of Dilma is not the best. Hopefully everything will work out!
See what the international press said about the Brazilian election of 2010.
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