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| Brazil candidates' stance on key issues | Brazil candidates' stance on key issues |
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| Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff, whose Workers' Party has been in power for 12 years, has narrowly beaten her rival Aecio Neves of the Brazilian Social Democracy Party in the second round of the Brazilian election on 26 October. | |
| BBC Brasil's Gary Duffy and Julia Carneiro look at the differences between the two candidates. | |
| Economy | Economy |
| Dilma Rousseff: | Dilma Rousseff: |
| Aecio Neves: | Aecio Neves: |
| Education | Education |
| Dilma Rousseff: | Dilma Rousseff: |
| Aecio Neves: | Aecio Neves: |
| Social policy | Social policy |
| Dilma Rousseff: | Dilma Rousseff: |
| Aecio Neves: | Aecio Neves: |
| Corruption | Corruption |
| Dilma Rousseff: | Dilma Rousseff: |
| Aecio Neves: | Aecio Neves: |
| Security | Security |
| Dilma Rousseff: | Dilma Rousseff: |
| Aecio Neves: | Aecio Neves: |
| Health | Health |
| Dilma Rousseff: | Dilma Rousseff: |
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