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Brazil: 2014 Election Tracker Summary

Core Content

The document provides an overview of the 2014 Brazilian presidential election, including key dates, candidate profiles, and approval ratings. It outlines the election process, candidate backgrounds, and the political landscape in which they competed.

Election Rounds and Dates

1st Round (October 5th, 2014)

• Candidates: Dilma Rousseff (PT), Marina Silva (PSB), Aécio Neves (PSDB), Eduardo Campos (PSB)
• Marketing Deadline: October 24th, 2014

2nd Round (October 26th, 2014)

• Candidates: Dilma Rousseff (PT) vs. Aécio Neves (PSDB)
• Publicly Financed Campaign: Started on October 11th, 2014 for the second round

Rejection Rates

• The document includes a chart showing the rejection rates of candidates, though specific numbers are not provided in the text. It highlights the political dynamics and public sentiment towards the candidates.

Election Calendar

Potential Candidates

• Dilma Rousseff (PT): Left-wing, former Finance Secretary, President of the Republic
• Eduardo Campos (PSB): Social democrat, former Governor of Pernambuco
• Marina Silva (PSB): Environmentalist, former Minister of Environment, switched from PT to PV then PSB
• Aécio Neves (PSDB): Centre-right, former Governor of Minas Gerais
• José Serra (PSDB): Centre-right, former Governor of São Paulo, Minister of Health and Planning

Candidate Profiles

Dilma Rousseff (PT)

• Place / Date of Birth: Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais (December 14, 1947)
• Political Background: Member of left-wing and Marxist urban guerrilla groups, founded PDT, served as Finance Secretary and Secretary of Mines, Energy and Communications, joined PT in 2001, held key ministerial roles, and became President in 2010
• Academic Background: BA in Economics (1977), unfinished Masters and PhD in Economics
• Party: Worker's Party (PT), Centre-Left
• Membership: 1,400,000 members (2010)
• Political Representation: Chamber of Deputies (88/513), Senate (14/81), State Assemblies (149/1,024), Mayors (640/5,568), Governors (5/27)

Marina Silva (PSB)

• Place / Date of Birth: Rio Branco, Acre (February 8, 1958)
• Political Background: Joined PT in 1986, served as city counselor, state congressman, senator, and Minister of Environment. Switched to PV in 2009, then to PSB in 2013
• Academic Background: BA in History (1984), specialization in psychoanalytical theory and psychopedagogy
• Party: Brazilian Social Party (PSB), Centre-Left
• Political Representation: Chamber of Deputies (32/513), Senate (4/81), State Assemblies (71/1,024), Mayors (327/5,568), Governors (6/27)

Eduardo Campos (PSB)

• Place / Date of Birth: Recife, Pernambuco (August 10, 1965)
• Political Background: Joined PSB in 1985, served as state congressman, federal congressman, and Governor of Pernambuco
• Academic Background: BA in Economics (Federal University of Pernambuco)
• Party: Brazilian Social Party (PSB), Centre-Left
• Political Representation: Chamber of Deputies (32/513), Senate (4/81), State Assemblies (71/1,024), Mayors (327/5,568), Governors (6/27)

Aécio Neves (PSDB)

• Place / Date of Birth: Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais (March 10, 1960)
• Political Background: Served as personal secretary to the governor, federal congressman, President of the Lower House, Governor of Minas Gerais, and federal senator
• Academic Background: BA in Economics (Pontifical Catholic University of Minas Gerais)
• Party: Brazilian Social Democracy Party (PSDB), Centre-Right
• Political Representation: Chamber of Deputies (53/513), Senate (12/81), State Assemblies (123/1,024), Mayors (701/5,568), Governors (8/27)

José Serra (PSDB)

• Place / Date of Birth: São Paulo, São Paulo (March 19, 1942)
• Political Background: Planning Secretary of São Paulo, joined PSDB in 1988, served as federal congressman, federal senator, Minister of Health and Planning, and Governor of São Paulo
• Academic Background: Undergraduate in Engineering (University of São Paulo), Masters in Economics (University of Chile), PhD in Economics (Cornell University)
• Party: Brazilian Social Democracy Party (PSDB), Centre-Right
• Political Representation: Chamber of Deputies (53/513), Senate (12/81), State Assemblies (123/1,024), Mayors (701/5,568), Governors (8/27)

Government and President Approval

• The document includes charts showing government and president approval ratings, though specific data is not provided in the text. These charts reflect public opinion trends during the election period.

Research Disclaimers

• The report is based on public sources and is not guaranteed to be accurate, complete, or up to date.
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Conclusion

The 2014 Brazilian presidential election involved several prominent candidates from different political parties, with Dilma Rousseff (PT) and Aécio Neves (PSDB) advancing to the second round. The document outlines the election timeline, candidate backgrounds, and political affiliations, while emphasizing the importance of public opinion and legal disclaimers.