June 19, 2014
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2:01Now PlayingThe 2014 FIFA World Cup is a week old and many of the pre-tournament worries have disappeared from the headlines. But after a new champion is crowned and the fans have gone home, Brazil will be dealing with the impact for a long time to come. Have the favela pacification programs worked? If Brazil wins the Cup would it ensure that President Dilma Rousseff is reelected? AJ+ asks Gabriel Elizondo, the Brazil correspondent for Al Jazeera English.
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