Governing Brazil
Opposition's divisions strengthen the government
- Published 17 Mar 2011
The expected departure of Gilberto Kassab, mayor of Sao Paulo, from the conservative Democrats underlines the fragmentation of Brazil's opposition
At first glance, Kassab's decision to set up a new Brazilian Democratic Party is just another bewildering fluctuation in Brazilian politics – not something that should concern investors. Yet the move, which could take place in the next few days, is part of a crucial, underlying shift in Brazilian parties.
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