Just be satisfied curiosity about who will accompany this afternoon, the first of January, the new president of Brazil, Dilma Rousseff, in his parade in Brasilia, in the presidential Rolls Royce. Hypotheses are piling up. There was talk that could acomopañarla his second ex-husband which has been divorced for many years but who maintains friendly relations.Then he told his mother he could do 87, an elegant lady who cares very much for your physical and do not look a day over 60. Either the new Vice President, Michel Temer, the PMDB, the largest party in the government coalicción. The first female president of Brazil, has chosen to be accompanied only by his only daughter Paula Rousseff, 34, who last September gave Dilma his first grandson, Gabriel.
To assist the Catholic baptism of his grandson, Dilma interrupted that day the election campaign and appeared in public with Gabriel in her arms. Fear Vice President, will parade in a separate car behind the new president, who has commissioned for the occasion to their dressmakers two suits for the ceremony: a dress and a suit ice both in white and beige, not red, color of his party, the Workers' Party (PT) to symbolize what is now the president of all Brazilians.
Only the carpet cross walk on the ramp of the Planalto Palace, where Lula will pass the presidential sash, will be red. Dilma parade from the Cathedral of Brasilia to Congress where he will deliver his first speech as president. In case of rain is scheduled to travel by car covered. For the first time in a ceremony of inauguration of a president, the motorized escort be conducted by female police officers who may wear their hair loose as a symbol of femininity.
After the ceremony of delivery of the presidential sash, Rousseff hosting a fiesta at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for domestic and international guests arrived for his inauguration more than a hundred countries, including Hilary Clinton, Secretary of State amaricana that sent comes as President Barak Obama.
Lula no longer attend the party. Will at that time and in his hometown of Sao Bernardo de Campos, in the State of Sao Paulo, where his neighbors would also prepare a great feast and where he will deliver his first speech as a simple citizen and that as he said "brings blood policy. "
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