Ten Years Later, Coup that Took Down Dilma Still Defines Power in Brazil
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The impeachment of Dilma Rousseff, in 2016, exposed to Brazilian jurists who until then were little known, petists and opponents who included former allies of the president. The process opened the doors of politics for some of the protagonists, motivated accusations of coup and displayed the most radical facet of one of the name of the low clergy, Jair Bolsonaro, which would then be raised to the Plateau.
The impeachment strengthened Congress, disassembled the party balance and opened room for Bolsonaro's rise. A decade later, his protagonists had opposite fates.
Characters like Janaina Paschoal and Michel Temer took different directions after the impeachment, reflecting the country's political division
Session of the impeachment of Dilma Rousseff in the Senate Ten years after the fall of Dilma, the fate of the protagonists and the impact on the current policy
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