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Brazil Supreme Court OKs probe into allegations citing Temer
Temer has denied ever having requested any donations to Sao Paulo’s 2012 mayoral campaign run by Gabriel Chalita World News -
After 1,192 days, Brazil mega-event run ends at Paralympics
After 1,192 days, Brazil’s run of hosting mega-sports events came to an end Sunday at the Paralympic Games Sports -
Brazil outs lawmaker who pushed for Rousseff impeachment
Brazil’s lower house of Congress removed from office on Monday lawmaker Eduardo Cunha World News -
Leader of Rousseff impeachment drive could lose own Brazil seat
Eduardo Cunha used his position as speaker of the lower house to put Rousseff on an unstoppable path to impeachment World News -
Protests in Brazil erupt against Temer ‘coup’
Temer, who after being sworn in promptly traveled to China, said the protests were done by ‘small groups and predators’ World News -
Brazil’s president claims innocence at trial
Rousseff’s scheduled appearance during her impeachment trial is the culmination of a fight going back to late last year World News -
Brazil’s Rousseff on right side of history, says lawyer
The Senate is all but certain to vote at the end of the trial toremove Rousseff, who is accused of fudging the national budget World News -
Brazil’s Rousseff to take stand at impeachment trial
Suspended president Dilma Rousseff will take the stand to defend herself at her impeachment trial in the Senate World News -
Brazil’s Rousseff ahead of trial: ‘I'm innocent’
Rousseff, repeated her insistence that forcing her out through impeachment amounts to a coup World News -
Brazil Senate meets to indict suspended President Rousseff
The impeachment of Rousseff, a former leftist guerrilla and the first woman to lead Brazil, has paralyzed Brazilian politics since the start of the year World News -
Brazil Senate committee clears way for Rousseff’s removal
The 21-member committee voted 14-5 to try Rousseff for allegedly doctoring government accounts to allow more public spending World News -
Poll: Half of Brazilians want Michel Temer in power until 2018
The poll, conducted on July 14 and 15, showed just three percent of people are in favor of holding early elections World News -
Brazil’s Dilma Rousseff wants new elections
Brazil is in a deep recession and numerous politicians are being probed for alleged corruption World News -
Brazil’s impeachment trial to run into Rio Olympics
Rousseff, who was suspended May 12 when the Senate voted to put her on trial for breaking budget laws, was replaced by Temer, her vice president World News -
Son of Lebanese migrants is Brazil’s new president
Quiet and mild mannered son of Lebanese migrants takes up Brazil’s leadership reigns Home Page -
Brazil Senate set to vote on Rousseff impeachment
If her opponents garner a simple majority of the 81 senators, Rousseff will be suspended for up to six months during the trial World News -
Brazilian President Rousseff’s impeachment to go ahead
The interim speaker said he had reversed a decision to annul the impeachment of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff World News -
Brazil’s Rousseff rallies anti-impeachment crowd
The traditional Labor Day celebrations were dominated by anger at the impeachment drive, described by Rousseff as a coup World News -
Will Brazil land a Lebanese president before Lebanon does?
Lebanon is entering its 24th month without a president in May, marking one of the longest times a country has been without a head of state ever Features -
Brazil’s main opposition party split on joining a future Temer govt
The Senate was due to meet later on Monday to pick a 21-member committee that will report back on whether to put Rousseff on trial or not World News -
Brazil’s Rousseff loses crucial impeachment vote
The opposition comfortably surpassed the two-thirds majority needed to send Rousseff for trial in the Senate World News -
Moody's cuts Brazil credit rating to junk
Moody’s became the third big agency to cut Brazil’s credit rating to junk Business -
Obama, Rousseff share Zika concerns
Brazil and the U.S. agreed to launch a high-level bilateral group to develop a vaccine against the Zika virus that has spread across the Americas World News -
Israel apologizes for calling Brazil 'Diplomatic Dwarf'
Rivlin assured Brazil President Dilma Rousseff that Palmor's comments "do not correspond to the sentiments of the population" of Israel. World News -
U.S. VP Biden in Brazil to see World Cup, heal strained ties
U.S. VP Biden will also try to turn the page on chilly U.S. relations with President Dilma Rousseff World News -
Brazil president to Blatter: Country will be ready
Brazil struggles to finish all the work needed for the World Cup, with stadiums, airports and other infrastructure work significantly delayed Sports
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