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Chico Santa Rita, who has worked on over 150 campaigns, partners with historian and political scientist Fernanda Zuccaro to reveal that President Dilma Rousseff was re-elected not for his qualities but for the mistakes of the campaigns of his opponents Aécio Neves and Marina Silva. The authors analyze the presidential campaign and reveal details behind the scenes. They confirm that political marketing sells illusion, deceives people and can criminally misrepresent the facts

"Combines two mestrado theses from 1986 on urban problems in turn-of-the-century Rio de Janeiro. Public health campaigns and land speculation undertaken at the urgings of elites prompted demolition of centrally located slums, forcing out and marginalizing the poor and aggravating their health and housing problems. State-sponsored vilas operárias were an inadequate response to these problems"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58