Brazil's presidential race will go to a second round after incumbent Dilma Rousseff fell short of an outright victory in Sunday's election.
She received 42% of the vote and will face centre-right rival Aecio Neves, who won 34%, on 26 October.
In a surprise result, prominent environmentalist Marina Silva got only 21% despite being a favourite at one stage, and is now out of the race.
To read the full article published on October 6th 2014, please click here.
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Brazil's presidential race will go to a second round after incumbent Dilma Rousseff fell short of an outright victory in Sunday's election.
She received 42% of the vote and will face centre-right rival Aecio Neves, who won 34%, on 26 October.
In a surprise result, prominent environmentalist Marina Silva got only 21% despite being a favourite at one stage, and is now out of the race.
To read the full article published on October 6th 2014, please click here.