Tag: Dilma Rousseff
Lula’s Conviction Is a Testament to How Far Brazil Has Come as a Democracy
After Dilma Rousseff was ousted as president in August 2016, Brazil’s pro-impeachment camp confidently ...
What Brazil and Latin America Can Teach About a Donald Trump’s Conceivable Impeachment
Some Americans and members of Congress have called for the impeachment of President Donald ...
Lula Already Talking on How He Will Rule Brazil as President in a Third Term
During a ceremonial launch of the second phase of the Lula Institute Democracy Memorial, ...
Any Similarity Between Today’s Brazil and the Military Dictatorship Is Not Purely Coincidental
Six coups, six different constitutions, and 13 presidents whose terms were cut short. Brazil ...
Brazil’s Electoral Court Spares Temer. He’s Still the President
Brazil’s top electoral court dismissed a case on Friday that threatened to unseat President ...
Is Brazil on the Brink of Political Chaos? Quite Possibly
It is a nail-biter in Brasília: After the impeachment of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff ...
Counting the Days to the Ouster of Second Brazil President in One Year
Brazil’s president Michel Temer is already fighting a devastating corruption scandal, but this week ...
Brazil Is No More the Poster Child for Fighting Hunger and Poverty
Tape recordings of Brazilian President Michel Temer and Senator Aécio Neves allegedly encouraging the ...
Brazil’s Dilma Rousseff: Martyr, President, Martyr
An exclusive interview by Democracy Now: Dilma Rousseff on Her Ouster, Brazil’s Political Crisis & ...
How the Neoliberal Elite Conspired to Destroy Brazil’s Workers Party. And How It Failed
The Brazilian Workers’ Party (Partido dos Trabalhadores, PT) won the country’s presidential elections four ...
