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Polina Spartyanova is a Video journalist based in Berlin, Germany. At the moment she works as a freelance Video Journalist for the Global media Zoomin.TV and as as Press photographer for the youth magazine of the German Parliament, mitmischen.de. Earlier in her career Polina worked as a correspondent for the Greek website Grreporter.info for the Balkan region, covering inner matters and economical forums. She also worked as a reporter in the Bulgarian National Television in the cultural and international relationships department.
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I did a report for the youth magazine mitmischen.de and interviewed foreign scholars on their experience in the German Parliament. I also took photos of them.
A short report on how a small coffee shop in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, has preserved the traditional making of Bosnian coffee.
Dilma Rousseff promises to be 'a much better President'
The article discusses the outcome of the Brazilian presidential election, highlighting the re-election of Dilma Rousseff. Rousseff, who won 51.4% of the vote against the Social Democratic Party's 48.5%, has promised to increase the social assistance program 'Bolsa Familia' by 10% in May. The program currently benefits 36 million Brazilians. The election results showed a geographical and social divide, with the richer southern regions supporting her opponent Aesiu Neves, who is seen as more business-friendly, while the poorer north and northeast supported Rousseff. Despite winning a second term, Rousseff faces challenges such as inflation, slow economic growth, and a declining GDP, which fell by 0.6% from March to June.
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