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Weekly Report - 14 July 2011 (WR-11-28)
Cocktails with Dilma
President Dilma Rousseff this week toasted her ministers and coalition allies at a cocktail reception held at the Alvorada presidential palace to mark six months in office for the new government. Rousseff moved to soothe over the recent rows in the coalition, hoping to put her supporters at ease before they head off for their two-week congressional recess.
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