Never mind: Poll that sparked Brazil's outrage was wrong


  • World
  • Saturday, 05 Apr 2014

SAO PAULO (Reuters) - It turns out that Brazil is still the land of the bikini.

A poll released on March 27 appeared to show that 65 percent of Brazilians believed women in revealing clothes "deserve to be attacked," sparking a furious backlash on social media, concern over risks to tourists during the football World Cup, and even a comment from Dilma Rousseff, Brazil's first woman President.

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