For Brazil, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's new term in office represents a significant change in political priorities. The fight against social inequality that was at the head of Lula's efforts when he first came to power in 2003 has been replaced with an economic growth agenda. Facing an upsurge in the global economy, in which emerging countries such as China and Argentina show GNP growth rates of 10%, the Brazilian government has been under pressure to strengthen the country's growth.
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For Brazil, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's new term in office represents a significant change in political priorities. The fight against social inequality that was at the head of Lula's efforts when he first came to power in 2003 has been replaced with an economic growth agenda. Facing an upsurge in the global economy, in which emerging countries such as China and Argentina show GNP growth rates of 10%, the Brazilian government has been under pressure to strengthen the country's growth.
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