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Brazil ushers in far-right politics, crazed conservative President

29Oct

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Brazil ushers in far-right politics, crazed conservative President

RIO DI JANEIRO —. Interesting presidential developments in Brazil. According to the final poll results, Brazil, has elected its own version of Donald Trum — a far-right leaning politician known for his brash approach to politics and outlandish comments about almost everything. Jair Bolsonaro, ehum, a former army guy won the election by a particular lead that his opponent failed to level himself. Bolsonaro is now the leader of a country deeply troubled with its own economy; crime, and overall government corruption. Brazil ‘s past president, whom is currently serving a prison term, was detained and arrested for unbelievable corruption earlier this year (and then there’s, of course, Dilma Rouseff). Bolsonaro is notoriously known as the “Trump of the Tropics”.

Brazil’s first ever woman President, impeached

BRAZIL -- The first ever woman president of Brazil, has, been impeached. After a 61-20 Senate vote Wednesday, Dilma Rouseff, was formally removed from office ending a summer long war-fare against the betrothed President of Brazil. Rouseff, was accused of moving government funds around to hide Brazil's growing economic problems. In the meantime, acting President Michael Temer will be sworn in in the coming days to take over Rouseff's term until it ends, which, is supposed to last until 2018.

This could very well be the end of Dilma Rouseff

BRASILIA -- Today marks what could be the end of Dilma Rouseff's controversial reign over Brazil, a presidential spot, that she has held since 2011 (but the Leftist Workers Party has ruled Brazil for 13 years). Rouseff, today, stands ready to hear the announcement as to whether or not she will be impeached as the President of Brazil amid severe corruption claims -- and -- ultimately letting the people of Brazil down. Rouseff, as of recent, stands accused of borrowing money and financial assets from state banks to close budget problems and gaps. Those actions, perhaps, have only bolstered the corruption claims within the government. Aides to Mrs. Rouseff have "already begun looking for new jobs" according to some, while others, are simply glad that the long battle is over within her p...