BRASILIA (Reuters) - The Brazilian Socialist Party's campaign manager quit on Thursday hours after environmentalist Marina Silva became its presidential candidate, causing a rift in her team just 45 days before the election.
Carlos Siqueira, a close aide to the party's late leader Eduardo Campos, who was killed in a plane crash last week, said he could not work with the new candidate and someone else should be chosen.
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