Paulo Rabello de Castro, a University of Chicago trained economist and one of Brazil’s wittiest thinkers, has called the country’s October presidential elections a choice between “more of the same” and “the same without more.” This is light years away from the strong emotions presidential elections usually incite in developing countries.
Paulo Rabello de Castro, a University of Chicago trained economist and one of Brazil’s wittiest thinkers, has called the country’s October presidential elections a choice between “more of the same” and “the same without more.” This is light years away from the strong emotions presidential elections usually incite in developing countries.