There are a series of scandals growing in Brazil, Latin America’s biggest country and one of the world’s most important emerging markets. The fallout could bring down a president who was reelected less than a year ago. Here are the 5 facts that tell the story: 1. Brazil’s Economy Scandals are most damaging when an economy is slowing down.
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