By Silvio Ribas
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) promised national prosperity, saying his third term would feature economic growth averaged over the first two governments (2003 to 2010) - around 4% per year.
But the outlook for the next few years indicates that the promise will unlikely be kept.
"In these next four years, we will do much more than I did in my first eight years."
"The worker will receive, besides inflation, the average growth of the GDP, as we have always done in our governments," said the president in a union event on May 1.
Amid . . .
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