Dilma Rousseff sworn in as Brazil's new president  President
Dilma Rousseff: "Poverty still exists and this is a shame on our
country"  Brazil's first woman President, Dilma Rousseff, has
been sworn into office.  She took over from her mentor, Luiz
Inacio Lula da Silva, who stepped down after two terms as the
most popular president in the country's history.  After taking
the oath of office, Ms Rousseff promised in a speech to protect
the most vulnerable in Brazilian society and govern for all.
She also vowed to consolidate the work of her predecessor, who
she said had changed the way Brazil was governed.  Brazil's
economy has grown strongly in recent years, but it remains one
of the most unequal societies in the world.  Ms Rousseff was
appointed energy minister in President Lula's government in 2003
and served as his chief of staff from 2005 to 2010.  She was
elected in October, defeating the opposition candidate Jose
Serra by 56% to 44% in a run-off vote.  She is known to favour a
strong state role in strat