SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Opposition leader Aecio Neves, who vows to shake up Brazil's stagnant economy with fiscal austerity and pro-market policies, is chipping away at President Dilma Rousseff's lead four months from election day, a poll published on Saturday showed.
Neves, a senator and former governor of Brazil's second richest state Minas Gerais, will be nominated later on Saturday by his centrist PSDB party to run for president and challenge Rousseff's re-election bid.
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