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Viva Brazil! Leading the change for women

Meet the Brazilian brains behind the beauties

 
Adriana Lima, Allessandra Ambrosio and Gisele Bundchen

What is Brazil doing right that other countries haven’t yet figured out? While you might think of Brazilian women only as gorgeous bikini-clad supermodels, a closer look will show you that the women of Brazil are quietly taking hold of the most powerful positions in government and business. With a population six times that of Canada’s and one of the fastest growing economies in the world, Brazil is completely powered by mamisma! We take a look at a few examples, including, yes, one mighty supermodel.

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Viva Brazil! Leading the change for womenMaria das Graças Foster, CEO of Petrobras, BrazilDilma Rousseff, President of BrazilGleisi Hoffmann, Chief of Staff to the President of BrazilMiriam Belchior, Minister of Planning, Budget and Management, of BrazilIdeli Salvatti, Minister of Institutional Relations of BrazilHelena Chagas, Minister of Social Communication of BrazilMarta Suplicy, Vice President of the Senate of BrazilGisele Bundchen, Brazilian supermodelPresident Dilma Rousseff of Brazil and President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner of Argentina  
 
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