SAO PAULO - the hand-picked candidate for Brazil's hugely popular President was to replace the heavy favorite to him in the second round on Sunday and the control over a nation in the middle of a dynamic economic and political rise on the global stage.
Dilma Rousseff, a former Marxist guerrillas who left long ago behind her rebel possibilities instead of a comfortable lead in the 62-year-old Meinungsumfragen.Die leaned heavily on the support of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, their political mentor in competition with centrist José Serra.
A nation will lead the winner, expected host which is World Cup 2014 and, to the world's fifth largest economy by the time that it hosts the Olympic Games 2016.
A 62-year-old of career civil servant, Rousseff is missing the charisma of the outgoing President everywhere known as "Lula"But only a few hours before the opening of the surveys Brazilians, assured you that he always near by would be.
"President Lula will be not obviously within a presence of my Cabinet.""" But I will speak with the President, and I'll have a very close and strong relationship with him,"Rousseff said in her hometown of Belo Horizonte.""Nobody in this country separates me from President Lula."
Silva has served two four year terms and is Brazil's Constitution is running for a third.He has an 80 percent approval rating and helped poor young as an own anzeigen.Silvas generous social programs having the former shoe shine a rabid following among the nation, pull 20 million people from poverty and thrust more 29 million in the middle class since its in the year 2003 took office.
Rousseff which would be the first female President of Brazil, pledged to continue Silva's work.
Early Sunday, Rousseff their vote in the South of Brazil, flashed a victory sign, gave a big smile to photographers and left without an explanation.
Serra is 68-year-old Governor of São Paulo and unique Health Minister 2002 beaten criticized wurde.Er Silva in the presidential election, what he said Rousseff's heavy reliance on Silva rule help would be.
"We know that no one can govern where the other," said in a recent campaign to stop Serra.
"Silva is still so popular that even Serra promised that if elected, he does not" Silva because the leader's "immense political capacity.""would outlawing"
Silva entered office with a background as a leader work Lefist but he ruled out a moderate perspective.Under his leadership, the economy grew strongly and Brazil weathered the global financial crisis better than most Nations.
In the first round of the presidential elections Oct. 3 got Rousseff 46.9% of the vote, fall short of the majority, the need to avoid a runoff.Serra, was second with 32.6 percent.
The Green's Marina Silva, a former Environment Minister and Rousseff and Serra, scramble was unrelated to the President, 20 million votes, leave for your followers during the second round.
The prestigious Datafolha polling Institute said Friday that 48 percent of Marina Silva's planning for Serra - more than 27 percent, the Rousseff secured, but not enough for him reported voters to win to vote.
Overall the Datafolha Rousseff gave a 50 percent to 40 percent führen.Die survey interviewed 4,205 people in Brazil on Thursday and had a margin of error of plus or minus 2 percentage points.
"I don't expect major changes, I want only your still Lula work," said Jacqueline sales, a 24-year-old design-student in São Paulo, which supports Rousseff.
Serra backer Julio Brochieri, a 28-year-old Sao Paulo Bank worker, said he feared showing rules Rousseff on the left side of the Silva würde.Er also worried about their political skills, because you never elected Office has held.
"" Serra has more experience and better handle the economy,"said Brochieri.""Rousseff more interventionist in the economy and that worries me."
Serra and Rousseff - both economist by training - took part in Brazil's political transformation after the military dictatorship from 1964-85.
Rousseff was a key player in an armed militant group, which resisted the dictatorship and was imprisoned and tortured for es.Sie is a cancer survivor and a former Minister of energy and Chief of staff Silva.
Serra fought the dictatorship, but by policy rather than armed Widerstand.Er led a national group of students against the regime, and was forced into exile in Chile in 1965, before in the USA, where he obtained a doctorate in economics from Cornell University.
Under President Fernando Henrique Cardoso, Silva's predecessor, Serra served as planning Minister, then Health Minister, award-winning praise for defying the pharmaceutical market cheap generic drugs and free anti AIDS medicine lobby.
135 Million voters cast ballots Sunday.
Under Brazilian law vote for citizens aged between 18 and 70 obligatorisch.Nicht vote could result in a small fine and make it impossible, a passport or a government job, among other sanctions.
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