Brazil opposition calls for a halt to social spending

teleSUR English 2014-10-13

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Ahead of the October 26th runoff elections for the Brazilian presidency, incumbent President Dilma Rousseff has accused opposition leader Aecio Neves of wanting to put an end to social spending. teleSUR
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