Brazil's Senate, Rousseff to propose market-friendly agenda

By Silvio Cascione BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff and leading senators plan to introduce an agenda of market-friendly proposals this week, in a move one senior official said was aimed at countering a revolt by lower chamber lawmakers. The "Brazil Agenda" put forward by Senate President Renan Calheiros was discussed at a dinner Rousseff hosted for senators from her coalition on Monday as she looks to rekindle economic growth and overcome a major political crisis