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Luan Peixoto

Presidential candidate Marina Silva is introduced at a recent rally in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

The honeymoon may be over for Brazilian presidential candidate Marina Silva

Global Politics

When Brazilian environmental activist Marina Silva unexpectedly became a presidential candidate after the death of her running mate, she soared in the polls. But after becoming a real threat to incumbent Dilma Rousseff, Silva faces growing skepticism from voters.

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