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Brazil's Michel Temer Recorded Agreeing Corruption Case Hush Money: Report
Media report says an executive from meatpacking giant JBS, Joesley Batista, met with Michel Temer on March 7, where Batista recorded himself telling Temer that he was paying money to buy the silence of disgraced ex-speaker of the lower house Eduardo Cunha.
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Brazil's Suspended President Dilma Rousseff Defense Begins In Impeachment Trial
Brazil's suspended president Dilma Rousseff is to begin her defense case today in the Senate impeachment trial that could see the one-time leftist guerrilla ejected from office within days.
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Brazil's People Will 'Prevent Setbacks' To Democracy: Dilma Rousseff At United Nations
President Dilma Rousseff voiced confidence Friday that Brazil's people will "be able to prevent any setbacks" to democracy as she battles a bid to impeach her.
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Senator With Hairy Past Oversees Brazil President's Fate
With President Dilma Rousseff's impeachment case moving to the Senate, the fate of Latin America's biggest country rests in part on Renan Calheiros -- a man, who like most Brazilian lawmakers, faces hair-raising legal problems of his own.
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Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff Edges Closer To Political Abyss
Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff edged closer on Monday to being ousted as an impeachment case moved quickly through Congress, deepening a political crisis in the recession-struck country.
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US Confident Brazil Can Handle Impeachment Matter Democratically
The United States voiced confidence on Monday that Brazil will work though what it described as "challenging political moment" after the lower house of Congress voted to send leftist President Dilma Rousseff for trial in the Senate.
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Brazil President Dilma Rousseff Faces Fading Chances To Maintain Power
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff on Monday appeared on the verge of losing office after a congressional vote to impeach her and signs emerged that her support was slipping in the Senate, which will decide whether to remove her amid a political and economic crisis.
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Brazil Attorney General Seeks To Block Dilma Rousseff Impeachment Case
Brazil's attorney general will ask a congressional committee on Monday to dismiss impeachment charges against President Dilma Rousseff on grounds there is no legal basis for the proceedings, his office said in a statement.
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Brazil's Dilma Rousseff Scores Court Win In Impeachment Case
Brazil's Supreme Court ruled Thursday that Congress must restart impeachment proceedings against Dilma Rousseff from scratch and overhauled the procedure, in a badly needed win for the embattled president.
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Brazil's Michel Temer Recorded Agreeing Corruption Case Hush Money: Report
Media report says an executive from meatpacking giant JBS, Joesley Batista, met with Michel Temer on March 7, where Batista recorded himself telling Temer that he was paying money to buy the silence of disgraced ex-speaker of the lower house Eduardo Cunha.
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Brazil's Suspended President Dilma Rousseff Defense Begins In Impeachment Trial
Brazil's suspended president Dilma Rousseff is to begin her defense case today in the Senate impeachment trial that could see the one-time leftist guerrilla ejected from office within days.
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Brazil's People Will 'Prevent Setbacks' To Democracy: Dilma Rousseff At United Nations
President Dilma Rousseff voiced confidence Friday that Brazil's people will "be able to prevent any setbacks" to democracy as she battles a bid to impeach her.
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Senator With Hairy Past Oversees Brazil President's Fate
With President Dilma Rousseff's impeachment case moving to the Senate, the fate of Latin America's biggest country rests in part on Renan Calheiros -- a man, who like most Brazilian lawmakers, faces hair-raising legal problems of his own.
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Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff Edges Closer To Political Abyss
Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff edged closer on Monday to being ousted as an impeachment case moved quickly through Congress, deepening a political crisis in the recession-struck country.
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US Confident Brazil Can Handle Impeachment Matter Democratically
The United States voiced confidence on Monday that Brazil will work though what it described as "challenging political moment" after the lower house of Congress voted to send leftist President Dilma Rousseff for trial in the Senate.
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Brazil President Dilma Rousseff Faces Fading Chances To Maintain Power
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff on Monday appeared on the verge of losing office after a congressional vote to impeach her and signs emerged that her support was slipping in the Senate, which will decide whether to remove her amid a political and economic crisis.
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Brazil Attorney General Seeks To Block Dilma Rousseff Impeachment Case
Brazil's attorney general will ask a congressional committee on Monday to dismiss impeachment charges against President Dilma Rousseff on grounds there is no legal basis for the proceedings, his office said in a statement.
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Brazil's Dilma Rousseff Scores Court Win In Impeachment Case
Brazil's Supreme Court ruled Thursday that Congress must restart impeachment proceedings against Dilma Rousseff from scratch and overhauled the procedure, in a badly needed win for the embattled president.
