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Brazil's Temer says unemployment, not graft probe, biggest worry

브라질 테메르 대통령, 부정부패보다 실업이 더 시급한 문제

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  • half way through 중간에 와있는, 반쯤 끝난

    She wanted to go home when the film was half way through.
    그녀는 그 영화가 절반정도 지났을 때 집에 가기를 원했다.
  • once and for all 최종적으로, 완전히

    They now have to root out corruption once and for all.
    그들은 이번에 부패를 완전히 근절해야만 한다.
  • push through 강행시키다

    He pushed the revisions through before the election.
    그는 선거 전에 그 개정안들을 통과시켰다.
  • rein in 고삐를 죄다, 억제하다

    The reporter kept her emotions tightly reined in.
    그 기자는 자신의 감정을 단단히 억제하고 있었다.
  • public spending 공공 비용 지출

    They decided to place a cap on public spending.
    그들은 공공 지출에 상한선을 두기로 결정했다.

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Brazilian President Michel Temer says the end of a two-year recession is nearing.
In an interview with Reuters, Temer says he sees that end coming in the second half this year.
"We think that from the second semester onwards, or half way through the second semester, unemployment will begin to reduce and growth will come once and for all."
That growth is his focus.
Eight months after taking over from impeached leftist Dilma Rousseff, Temer has pushed through measures to rein in public spending and provide credit to small- and medium-sized companies.
Inflation has slowed significantly, but economic activity has yet to pick up.
Corruption allegations against politicians, including Temer and his allies, have shaken investor confidence.
Still, Temer says job creation for the country's 12 million unemployed – and not the graft probe - is his top worry.
"Our concern is to put the country back on track! I say that often because we still have two years to do that. So if Brazil is back on track in two years - on track economically, ethically and morally - then the next government will find the country in order, and be able to make it grow progressively more."
It's a track that Temer is confident he can put the country on before the next presidential election in 2018.

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Brazilian President Michel Temer says the end of a two-year is nearing.
In an interview with Reuters, Temer says he sees that end coming in the second half this year.
"We think that from the second onwards, or half way through the second semester, unemployment will begin to reduce and growth will come once and for all."
That growth is his
Eight months after taking over from impeached leftist Dilma Rousseff, Temer has pushed through measures to rein in public spending and provide credit to small- and medium-sized companies.
Inflation has slowed significantly, but economic activity has yet to pick up.
Corruption allegations against politicians, including Temer and his allies, have shaken investor confidence.
Still, Temer says job creation for the country's 12 million – and not the graft probe - is his top worry.
"Our concern is to put the country back on track! I say that often because we still have two years to do that. So if Brazil is back on track in two years - on track economically, ethically and morally - then the next government will find the country in order, and be able to make it grow progressively more."
It's a track that Temer is he can put the country on before the next presidential election in 2018.

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