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Brazil, weary of corruption, faces bleak poll

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Blighted by a series of political scandals, the country’s hard-won democracy is on the skids
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First Brazilian president to face corruption charges is expected to walk free

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Brazil's most unpopular president in decades Michel Temer is charged with serious crimes but he is expected to avoid standing trial.
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Former Brazil President Lula da Silva, wife and six others charged with corruption

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Da Silva could face arrest for receiving an apartment from one of the engineering and construction firms in the Petrobras scandal.
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​New President Temer’s 2018 plans rattle Brazil’s fragile coalition politics

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His tenure is based on taking unpopular decisions and clearing the way for wannabe presidents.
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Brazil’s Dilma Rousseff ousted by Senate, Michel Temer sworn in

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​Brazil's Senate ousted President Dilma Rousseff on Wednesday, ending an impeachment process that polarsed Latin America's biggest country.
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​The Olympic Games and the battle to be allowed to voice protest in Brazil

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Residents' anger about the economic recession and political ineptitude can't be kept away from the Rio 2016 Olympics.
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New fraud mars Temer’s deficit win

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Brazil's leader has called the budget approval a 'beautiful victory' for planned austerity measures
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Rousseff’s supporters play for time

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The beleagured Workers’ Party believes people will tire quickly of the opposition leaders.
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Brazil erupts after tapped calls exposé

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Brazilians want the president to resign for trying to help her predecessor avoid corruption charges.
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Brazilians demand Dilma Rousseff’s impeachment

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Tens of thousands of Brazilians, angered by a massive corruption scandal, took to the streets to protest against President Dilma Rousseff.
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Odds stacked against Brazil leader

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Dilma Rousseff goes into her second term facing greater challenges than her first time around.
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Brazil divided after Rousseff takes second presidential term

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Dilma Rousseff's re-election has left Brazil divided - half being grateful for gains against poverty, while the other criticised economic stagnation.
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