VOICED : Rousseff y Neves lanzan primeros dardos

The Brazilian election is highly contested, with President Dilma Rousseff seeking re-election after achieving significant social progress. Her opponent, Aécio Neves, promises change after 12 years of the Workers' Party in power. The ecologist Marina Silva, who finished third, holds significant sway, as her support is crucial. The Socialist Party is divided between supporting social programs or shifting right for change.

What percentage of votes did Dilma Rousseff secure in the first round of the election?

• 41%

• 35%

• 50%

• 45%

What is Aécio Neves' main argument for his candidacy?

• Continuing the current policies

• Introducing new social programs

• Representing the change desired by many Brazilians

• Maintaining the status quo

Which political party has been in power for 12 years, according to the transcript?

• Green Party

• Social Democratic Party

• Workers' Party

• Brazilian Socialist Party

Who is the ecologist whose votes are considered crucial in the election?

• Marina Silva

• Lula da Silva

• Aécio Neves

• Dilma Rousseff

What dilemma is the Brazilian Socialist Party facing?

• Deciding on a new leader

• Whether to support the current government or not

• Choosing between returning to leftist social programs or shifting to the right for change

• Forming a coalition with the Workers' Party