Re-elected Dilma wins in a Brazil broken in two

``Rousseff's first stint as President may also be blamed for too many concessions to big extremely profitable banks in Brazil, powerful agribusiness interests and Big Capital. What happened, in a nutshell, is that the center-left Workers' Party swung to the center -- and was compelled to make unsavory oligarchic alliances. The result is that a significant section of its social base -- the metropolitan working class, now heavily indebted to sustain its brand new consumer dream - ended up flirting with the right as a political alternative.''