zehh25 said:
I think she is doing better than Lula, in my opinion the economic growth decrease is kind of a consequence of the social politics we had over the last years, especially some that appeard during Lula's government. Anyway, I think that doesn't matter who win, there will be no major changes because the social politics are still necessary to reduce the poverty. I voted for Dilma, because I've seen a huge improvement in the city I live (Uberaba, MG) thanks to "Minha Casa, Minha Vida" and to the investments in our federal university. I study Electric Engeneering in a university that didn't even exist 5 years ago (it was limited to medicine only, so it wasn't a university technically speaking) in a new campus that is with a lot of buildings under construction. Also, it seems that Nordeste and Norte improved a lot in many ways, at least acording to people I know that live there. |
There will be major changes if Aécio wins. He is much more open to an economically free country and all the control PT has over our State is very worrying. The most important thing the government can do for the poors is give them some good shot of capitalism.
See, if you think Dilma has improved the quality of live of where you live, it's totally fine to vote for her, but more generally, her government is ending with our press freedom and repressing our economy. All help the government gives us can only last for so long. Minha Casa Minha Vida is one of the main reasons why there's an imobiliary bubble.
