This is a reprint of an article in the Financial Times. I love to get my info from this publication because there is a clear, sober view presented of the issue. Enjoy the read 
http://www1.folha.uol.com.br/internacio … pid=newsEN
The fight for Brasil round two.
exnyer
17 March 2016 16:14:54
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Alascana
17 March 2016 18:06:39
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Good article,thanks for sharing!
spanishpete
19 March 2016 01:09:23
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its great, when people don't conform,
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