Dilma Rowseff, who was finally removed from power, accused senators of a parliamentary coup
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The night before, it became known that Brazilian President Dilma Rouzeff was finally removed from office in the presidency. The Brazilian Senate by a majority vote voted for the impeachment of Dilma Rouseff, who until that moment had been suspended by the same Senate (for 180 days) from presidential duties. The 61 senator opposed 20 who did not support the initiative for impeachment.
Dilma Rouseff herself, who was accused of corruption crimes, claims that all charges against her are far-fetched. From her speech to supporters who are in Brazil, a lot:
The Senate decided to interrupt the powers of the president who did not commit crimes. They made a real parliamentary coup.
In fact, no evidence at the court level of accusations against Dilma Rouseff was found in Brazil. Therefore, statements by the ousted president about a parliamentary coup are not without meaning.
After the impeachment of Rouseff, MichelleTemer will serve as president. According to Brazilian laws, the president will not be directly in the country until 2018, for which the next elections are scheduled. Previously, Temer was already in the position and. Brazilian President - for the same 180-day period during which the “Rouseff guilt trial” was conducted.
It should be added that Dilma Rousseff’s Brazilian parliamentarians did not deny the possibility of holding any public office, as was originally announced.
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