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Dilma Rousseff Research Paper

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Dilma Rousseff is the 36th President of Brazil and also the first women President of the country Brazil. She is nicknamed as the "Iron Lady" due to her approach as she has sacked various ministers over corruption allegations. She has been kept a good record in investigating for corruption charges and claims. However the economy of Brazil happens to remain sluggish and the poverty still prevails, even the GDP of the country could shrink in the second consecutive year. Ms Rousseff still happens to be not in good control with the policy making. However she has made efforts to tackle Brazil 's structural problems such as poor infrastructure and high costs. But still this seems quite bleak as Brazil 's economy has greatly affected as compared to

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