There are people in the world who, without a doubt, are making history. The scope of their activities is different. Such a person is the President of Brazil, the beautiful and clever Dilma Rousseff. This woman proves with her life that willpower is more important for a politician than he alth, if the soul hurts for people and the state.
Dilma Rousseff: biography
You know, in order to understand a person, you need to know in what conditions and by whom he was brought up. Dilma Rousseff was born into a very interesting family, which undoubtedly left its mark on her worldview. Yes, it was a difficult, revolutionary time. Her father, Petr Rusev, was a Bulgarian communist. In 1930 he had to flee from his homeland. The young man found refuge in Brazil, and with it love. Here he married a local girl. In 1947 they had a daughter, named after her mother, Dilma. Rousseff is the new surname of the family. So Peter began to be called in the Spanish manner. He organized his business. His wife, Dilma's mother, taught at the school. In total, the family brought up three of their own children. im withInfancy instilled the ideas of justice and brotherhood. Moreover, there were many examples of excessive use of power in the country. In Brazil, poverty, exploitation, lack of rights of ordinary people reigned. Dilma Rousseff lost her father at the age of fifteen. But she kept his ideals in her soul for life.
First steps
The girl entered the high school in 1965. The educational institution at that time was a haven for revolutionaries opposed to the military dictatorship. It is clear that Dilma Rousseff, brought up on the ideas of communism, was actively involved in their work. For some time she participated in the activities of the Socialist Party of Brazil. But two years later, her supporters diverged in their views. The disagreements concerned the methods of combating the dictatorship. Dilma joined the group, who were convinced that they should take up arms. In their opinion, a different path was destructive and unpromising.
She did not take part directly in the clashes. There was another job for her, no less dangerous. Dilma was engaged in the supply of weapons to the rebels. To do this, I had to delve deeply into the tactics of guerrilla warfare, to master the techniques of conspiracy. After all, the police were constantly hunting for all the members of the organization.
Feat is life. And vice versa…
Not everyone has such a difficult and bright fate. It's for the best. After all, not every person is able to endure torture and not betray his comrades. That was the test that befell the young woman. In 1970year she was arrested. A weapon was found on her, which was considered evidence of guilt. Dilma was tortured and severely beaten for almost a month. But the executioners were disappointed. The girl did not give out the names of her associates. It should be noted that such steadfastness aroused involuntary admiration and genuine respect for the tormentors. She spent just over two years in prison. The woman used this time sensibly for her career. She realized that it is not enough to seize power, it is more important to keep it, and this is impossible without deep and thorough knowledge. She was released in 1972. Dilma again went to study, now understanding why she personally and her long-suffering country need it. The woman, who had gained wisdom, no longer contacted the student movements. Ahead of her was a long, stubborn, very risky and serious struggle.
Political career
The main thing that the woman understood after the partisan period of her life is the need for a serious approach to reforming the structure of the state. Young enthusiasm melted into a persistent desire to save the country and its people from the horrors of terrible reality. To do this, it was necessary to find an official political platform. Dilma joined the Democratic Movement party. After some time, she is hired by local authorities. Dilma Rousseff, whose policy has always been popular, anti-oligarchic, deserves real popularity in the country. Already in 2003, as an excellent specialist and reliable colleague, the then President of Brazil da Silva invited her to the government. A woman leads one of the country's most importantstructures - the Ministry of Energy. Her activity can be called principled, philanthropic and wise. Under her leadership, the ministry successfully solves the issues of energy supply to the poorest regions of the country.
Dilma Rousseff: personal life
Do not assume that a woman was engaged only in political struggle. A bright personality, of course, attracted representatives of the opposite sex. Dilma was married three times. Back in the days of her second student life, she gave birth to her only daughter, who, by the way, had already given her a grandson. Today, Dilma Rousseff, President of Brazil, is single. She gives all her strength to her homeland. Her struggle is, without a doubt, sacred, or sacred, as you like. Indeed, corporations that do not take into account the interests of ordinary people constantly encroach on a territory rich in natural benefits. They are opposed by the Rousseff government.
The nuances of a terrible fight
The official sources speak sparingly and modestly about Dilma's illness. Half of 2009 she had to spend in the hospital. The woman was diagnosed with a malignant tumor. After surgery, she took a course of chemotherapy. Experiences and drugs led to almost complete hair loss.
Dilma Rousseff (her photo is in the review) was forced to wear a wig. But the disease could not cope with a woman in whose heart a holy love for the motherland burns. He stepped back.
Conspiracy theory
The illness of the current president of Brazil was noticed by supportersconspiracy ideas. They assure that the woman developed cancer not by chance. There is a theory, not supported by evidence, that this disease is contagious. That is, a promising and strong politician, known for his principles, was decided to be taken out of the game in this way. It is believed that Dilma was specially infected so that she retired, gave way to her competitor. And it was on the eve of the presidential elections. But nothing came of the enemies of the Brazilian people. Rousseff coped with the test as well as she endured the torture of the executioners in her younger years.
Conclusion
You know, there are not so many people on the planet who can rightfully be called heroic personalities. As a rule, assessments are made after the fact, that is, at the end of a person's earthly journey. Dilma Rousseff is a rare phenomenon in world politics. Her name is known in all countries. For many, she is a symbol of the great female will, firmness and incredible love for people, helping to survive any trials, giving strength to act and fight, supporting life in the blood. And, what is wonderful, this woman lives today. Her mission is not yet complete. Dilma Rousseff still has a lot of work ahead of her, with which she glorifies her country, creates the future of the people of Brazil.
