Brazilian president doles out economic advice to David Cameron

Dilma Rousseff at odds with prime minister, but he backs Brazil's campaign to join UN security councilBrazil's president made a timely, though probably innocent, intervention during Britain's party political conference season when she hailed the importance of stimulating economic growth.President Dilma Rousseff, a former Marxist, said it was important to stimulate the economy during a downturn.Standing next to David Cameron, who is pushing an austerity programme in the UK, she delivered a speech...