Brazil’s government has been unwilling or unable to cut back its bloated public sector, has been mired in vast corruption scandals, and yet its president Dilma Rousseff continues to evince a fondness for just the sort of state-led capitalism that leads to exactly these problems.
El gobierno no ha querido o no ha podido hacer recortes en su sobredimensionado sector público, ha estado enredado en vastos escándalos de corrupción y, no obstante, la presidenta Dilma Rouseff sigue demostrando su preferencia por el mismo tipo de capitalismo de estado que produjo estos problemas.