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President Rousseff heads to Beijing

 President Rousseff's trip to Beijing this week is likely to produce a welter of statistics illustrating how both countries have benefitted from each other's respective development in recent years. But while it's true that Brazil has been one of the principal beneficiaries of Chinese growth over the past decade, there are costs that are often overlooked – and these are growing.

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