RIO DE JANEIRO: Brazilian presidential hopeful Aecio Neves on Thursday insisted his proposals would transform the country, while lambasting the ruling party embroiled in deepening allegations of corruption involving state-owned oil giant Petrobras.
"I am the candidate of the forces of change," Neves told reporters in Rio as he awaited the expected support of environmentalist Marina Silva, whom he beat in last Sunday's first round.
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