01.10.2014, Strategic Culture Foundation http://www.strategic-culture.org (Russia)
30.09.2014, Фонд стратегической культуры http://www.fondsk.ru (Россия)
Western
media was unanimous saying Dilma Rousseff used the high podium of 69th General
Assembly of the United Nations for election campaign purposes as a presidential
race hopeful.But actually all the Latin American heads of states, like, for
instance: Mexican President Peña Nieto, Honduran President OrlandoHernandez,
Guatemala’s President Otto Pérez Molina, Juan Manuel Santos, the President of
Colombia, Venezuelan President Nikolas Maduro and others, used the chance to speak
about their countries’ achievements.
Dilma
said that according to FAO (the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United
Nations) her country defeated hunger, “A few days ago FAO announced that Brazil
is no longer in the World Hunger Map”. The lack of foodstuffs has become a
thing of the past. This transformation was the result of economic policies
which generated 21 million jobs and appreciated the minimum wage, increasing
its purchasing power by 71%. Thirty six million Brazilians have been lifted out
of extreme poverty to enjoy normal life.
The
Brazil’s ruling Working Party has reached evident achievements in education,
health care, and guarantee of minorities’ rights. Brazil jumped from being the
13th to being the 7th largest economy in the world at the time of global
economic slump. The President implements coherent energy policy with state
company Petrobas playing the key role. These and other achievements should
be made remember by the 142 million voters who will define the Brazil’s
policy for the next four years in October.
Speaking
at the United Nations she condemned the United States operation in Iraq and
Syria and expressed solidarity with the people of Palestine subject to the
Israeli attacks. Dilma Rousseff believes such military interventions pose a
serious threat to world peace, “Each military intervention leads not to peace,
but to the deterioration of these conflicts. We witness a tragic proliferation
