At the beginning of the Italian afternoon theAnd F Lyxoe Ucits, which replicates the performance of Bovespa, the main index of the Brazilian Stock Exchange, travels up by 4,41%. This is the reaction of the markets to the news that the environmentalist Marina Silva he said yes to the alliance with the social democrat Aetius Neves to beat Dilma Rousseff al October 26 ballot.
With Neves' party (Psdb, centre-right), Marina Silva negotiated some conditions to be included in the government programme, to then officially announce her vote indications.
Silva calls for a political reform that prevents presidential re-election (a single 4-year term), investment in full-time education in schools, and a sustainable development policy that has the protection of the Amazon forest as its central issue.
The goal of ousting the "Workers' Party" from power after 12 years of government (two terms of Lula and one of Dilma) has led Marina and Aécio to overcome the political distance that separates them.
