With just days of campaigning left,Brazilian incumbent President Dilma Rousseff hits the campaign trail at high speed, visiting at least two different cities each day. The streets are filled with supporters, grateful for societal gains made under the rule of Rousseff and Brazil's Workers' Party- people who do not want to see their country go back to the way things were. She has run a tough political race, and while her challenger appeared to gain ground momentarily, with the 52% support she has now, the Workers' Party leader appears poised to regain the presidency in Sunday's runoff elections. Stephanie Kennedy reports from Brazil. teleSUR
