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Like divorce and remarriage. Brazils president ial election will be decided in iraq later this month. Incumbent Dilma Rousseff got the most votes, but fell short of a majority. 102 million took part in the polls. With all ballots counted, these are the official results. Dilma rousseff, seeking a second term, won around 41 of the vote. And faces a runoff with aecio neves, a probusiness social democrat. In third place was maria silva. She was leading at one point, but in the end got 21 of the vote. We have the latest from sao paulo. In the end the brazilian people decided they wanted more time to decide who they want to be the next president , as this goes to a runoff between incumbent Dilma Rousseff, and aecio neves. Dilma rousseff is feeling comfortable in the sense that she came in number one in the polls. She is going to face a big, big challenge, especially on the economy. Shes overseeing an economy with negative growth. And aecio neves, considered a businessfriendly candidate will

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