By Brad Haynes and Paulo Prada SAO PAULO (Reuters) – President Dilma Rousseff promised on Monday to make changes to her economic policies as she sought to build bridges with business leaders after narrowly winning re-election at the end of an acrimonious campaign. Rousseff said in television interviews the changes would be announced next month after broad discussions with industrial and financial leaders, and that they would include reforming Brazil’s onerous tax system. “I will try to make the changes and reforms that the country needs,” Rousseff said in an interview with TV Record. …

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