Roussef: Strong Democracy Key to Brazil's Success

Brazil President Dilma Roussef says because her country is a strong democracy it has been successful in education, health care, economic expansion and social justice at a time when much of the world has struggled with the devastating effects of the financial crisis. During the opening session of the U.N. General Assembly in New York, Roussef said because Brazil has stayed true to its democratic principles, it no longer appears on the World Hunger Map, has generated 21 million jobs and...

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