We have seen an agenda designed to fight poverty and increase
economic growth and stability. The
new economic plan is rightly
ambitious in its specific aims to end hunger, combat corruption,
and discourage drug trafficking. Lula’s agenda is a model in
its aggressive focus on pursuing
pro-growth reforms.
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