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- The performance of state-owned enterprises has been shockingly bad5
- Brazil’s newly re-elected president is beset by problems55
- President Dilma Rousseff returns to office, to grim economic news49
- As emerging economies hit hard times, Brazil and Russia look particularly weak100
- 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
- Business barons and financiers take to the streets in support of the market-friendly Aécio Neves309
- Why the outcome of a neck-and-neck election matters to the neighbourhood17
- Are emerging markets exporting deflation?11
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- With less than a week to go, the momentum seems to be with President Dilma Rousseff94
- Voters should ditch Dilma Rousseff and elect Aécio Neves799
- Under Dilma Rousseff, Brazil’s economy has stalled. She promises to reignite growth—but faces a strong challenger37
- Governments are souring on treaties to protect foreign investors16
- The Gates Foundation’s Grand Challenges in Global Health programme is a decade old. How has it done, and what should it do in the future?10
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