Brazil divided over Rousseff and Neves ahead of vote On the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro the small impoverished favela named after Brazil President Dilma Rousseff has no sanitation, clinics or schools. The president has not set a foot here during four years of government, but still most residents vow to vote for her in Sunday's run-off election. Meanwhile, in wealthy suburb Copacabana, opposition leader Aecio Neves draws more support. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES