Rousseff says, she will not be intimidated by verbal aggression shouted by crowds

Rousseff says, she will not be intimidated by verbal aggression shouted by crowds

The Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff has said that she will not be intimidated by verbal aggression shouted by crowds during the World Cup. On Thursday, she was the target of crude chants sung by part of the crowd who attended Brazil's victory over Croatia in Sao Paulo. She said the chants were nothing to compare to what she had to endure in jail during military rule. She is running for re-election in October.