Si la noi... // Si la noi ar putea, peste 200 de ani, sa avem presedinte, o femeie. Aici nu se poate din cauza prostiei si misoginismul nostru, al barbatilor. L-am auzit pe primul base al tarii ca o femeie n-ar avea sanse. Pai ce sa mai zici cand pres-ul tarii spune asa ceva?! Pe alta parte, femeile, fac tot mai multe gafe. Vezi: Ritzi, Udrea, Anastase, Mona Musca, Abramburica, cantarete de muzica din diferite partide, etc. Ce sa mai zici!

salontanul cel ipocrit // vorbeste de misoginismul altora... Ce spuneai tu, ca femeile fac tot mai multe gafe? Pai mai bine sa ramana doar barbati in politica, nu? Ca ei fac mai putine gafe (sau deloc??)

Nu sunt misogin // Vorbesti prostii. Slaba pregatire si nivelul tau intelectual iti joaca feste. Eu chiar luam apararea femeilor in ciuda unor evidente care ar putea negativa perceptia. Dupa pseudonim, "pitzi", se vede ca ai ceva probleme. Cum sa te cheme "pitzi"?! e ca un nume pentru pisici.

Rousseff a profitat de popularitatea lui Lula // S-a vazut clar in campanie, fara sustinerea si popularitatea lui Lula, actualul presedinte, doamna aceasta nu ar fi avut nici o sansa, era o no-name, fara copii, partizana avortului, implicata in scandaluri de coruptie. De altfel, partidul spera sa ia presedintia din primul tur, dar Rousseff s-a facut de ras in dezbaterile televizate si a fost obligata sa mai incerce un tur. Eu am urmarit atent campania braziliana (am un cumnat acolo) si e clar ca Rousseff e incompetenta, candidatul liberal era mai bun, insa s-a votat cu frica de a nu se taia alocatiile, de a nu fi dati afara bugetarii paraziti, de a nu pierde privilegii sindicatele etc. Adica pe criterii de clientela, nu de eficacitate. S-a intamplat ca in Argentina, unde electorii au votat-o pe Cristina Kirchner din admiratie pt sotul ei, foarte popular (a decedat acum cateva zile), si acum regreta cu totii, doamna Kirchner fiind incapabila la guvernare. Nu e o chestiune de sex, e de competenta si capacitate intelectuala si de munca, de principii si vointa. As vota-o fara probleme pe o Tatcher sau o Merkel, ambele sunt femei exceptionale in politica, mult mai bune decat majoritatea barbatilor politicieni.

stiati ca... // stiati ca aceasta femeie e bulgaroaica? sa facem un exercitiu de imaginatie si sa ne inchipuim ca un cetatean de origine romana ar deveni presedintele unei tari ca brazilia! ce noroc pe castravetari frate, sunt sigur ca dilma o sa traga un pic si pentru ei. PS: cum o fi sa schimbi pe Lula cu Dilma....suna cam a circ :)

Who Is Who ... // Care va fi reactia la Casa Alba ? Tel Aviv ? Cotroceni ? Pekin ? samd ? Who Is Who: Bulgaria-Descended Brazil Presidency Runner Dilma Vana Rousseff http://novinite.com/view_news.php?id=120753 http://www.novinite.com/view_news.php?id=121695 Brazil wins with Dilma Rousseff http://www.peopleforum.cn/viewthread.php?tid=46366

Video - transcript - comments (40) // Dilma Rousseff wins Brazil's presidential election http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/nov/01/dilma-rousseff-wins-brazil-president

From ... // FROM JAIL TO PRESIDENTIAL CONFIDANT http://www.nytimes.com/reuters/2010/10/31/world/international-us-brazil-election.html?src=me&ref=world .... Rousseff's road to the presidency of the world's eighth-biggest economy was hardly traditional. The daughter of a well-to-do Bulgarian immigrant, Rousseff joined a leftist guerrilla group during the 1960s and resisted the military dictatorship of that era. She was then jailed for three years and repeatedly tortured with electric shocks. Upon her release from prison in 1973, she moderated her views and ascended through a range of mid-level government posts in southern Brazil until Lula made her his energy minister, his chief of staff, and then his chosen successor. Lula has acknowledged Rousseff lacks political experience but chose her because of her skill as a technocrat. He says those qualities will be critical over the next four years as Brazil tries to bring its infrastructure in line with its ambitions as an emerging world power. Lula, 65, was barred by the constitution from running for a third consecutive term, but the election of a close lieutenant without a long-standing base of her own may allow him to remain involved in policy after he steps down on January 1. In her victory speech, Rousseff said she planned to "knock on Lula's door" frequently over the next four years. Rousseff survived a bout of moderate cancer last year. More recently, she overcame a last-minute corruption scandal that forced a former top aide to resign. In coming days, Rousseff will be under scrutiny to see whether she makes difficult economic reforms a priority, and whether she fills top cabinet posts with members of the market-friendly wing of her Workers' Party. Rousseff's ruling coalition will enjoy a wide majority in Congress that, in theory, should even give her the 60 percent of votes necessary to pass constitutional amendments.