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Brazil's Senate Indicts Dilma Rousseff, Opens Impeachment Trial
Brazil's Senate voted overwhelmingly on Wednesday to indict President Dilma Rousseff on charges of breaking budget laws and to begin an impeachment trial that is expected to oust her from office and end 13 years of rule by the Workers Party.
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Brazil Senate Meets To Indict Suspended President Dilma Rousseff
Brazil's Senate met on Tuesday to vote on whether to indict President Dilma Rousseff on charges of breaking budget laws, in the long-awaited start of the trial phase of impeachment proceedings against her.
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Brazil's Michel Temer Calls For Unity, Confidence For Brazil Recovery
Brazil's interim President Michel Temer called on his country to rally behind his government of "national salvation," hours after the Senate voted to suspend and put on trial his leftist predecessor, Dilma Rousseff, for breaking budget laws.
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Brazil's Dilma Rousseff Vows To Fight Impeachment, Calls Senate Vote A 'Coup'
Speaking hours after the Senate voted to impeach her on Thursday, Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff blasted the process as "fraudulent" and promised to fight what she characterized as an injustice more painful than the torture she endured under a past military dictatorship.
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Brazil Senate Debates Impeachment Trial As Dilma Rousseff's Removal Looms
The Supreme Court rebuffed a last-ditch bid by President Dilma Rousseff to halt a vote in the Senate on Wednesday that is expected to put her on trial for breaking budget laws and end 13 years of leftist rule in Latin America's biggest country.
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What The Impeachment Of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff Is About
Brazil's Senate is set to start voting today on whether to open an impeachment trial against President Dilma Rousseff. If a simple majority is reached, she will be suspended automatically for six months and Brazil's political crisis will enter dramatic new territory.
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Brazil's Dilma Rousseff Takes Impeachment Tight To Top Court
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff took her battle to survive impeachment to the Supreme Court on Tuesday, in a last-ditch attempt to stay in office a day before the Senate is expected to vote to try her for breaking budget laws.
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Brazil Senate Presses On With Impeachment Process, Rejects Annulment
Brazil's Senate pressed ahead with impeachment proceedings against President Dilma Rousseff on Monday, rejecting a surprise decision by the acting speaker of the lower house to annul a key vote in the process.
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Brazil President Dilma Rousseff Vows To Fight As Senate Committee Considers Trial
Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff vowed on Friday to resist her removal from office until the end, as a Senate committee met to vote on whether the leftist leader should be put on trial in the full chamber for breaking budget laws.
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Brazil President Rousseff Says She Won't Quit After Impeachment Vote
President Dilma Rousseff said on Monday she is "indignant" over a congressional vote to open impeachment proceedings against her and vowed to fight what she called the injustice. She again categorically ruled out resigning.
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Brazil's Senate Indicts Dilma Rousseff, Opens Impeachment Trial
Brazil's Senate voted overwhelmingly on Wednesday to indict President Dilma Rousseff on charges of breaking budget laws and to begin an impeachment trial that is expected to oust her from office and end 13 years of rule by the Workers Party.
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Brazil Senate Meets To Indict Suspended President Dilma Rousseff
Brazil's Senate met on Tuesday to vote on whether to indict President Dilma Rousseff on charges of breaking budget laws, in the long-awaited start of the trial phase of impeachment proceedings against her.
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Brazil's Michel Temer Calls For Unity, Confidence For Brazil Recovery
Brazil's interim President Michel Temer called on his country to rally behind his government of "national salvation," hours after the Senate voted to suspend and put on trial his leftist predecessor, Dilma Rousseff, for breaking budget laws.
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Brazil's Dilma Rousseff Vows To Fight Impeachment, Calls Senate Vote A 'Coup'
Speaking hours after the Senate voted to impeach her on Thursday, Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff blasted the process as "fraudulent" and promised to fight what she characterized as an injustice more painful than the torture she endured under a past military dictatorship.
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Brazil Senate Debates Impeachment Trial As Dilma Rousseff's Removal Looms
The Supreme Court rebuffed a last-ditch bid by President Dilma Rousseff to halt a vote in the Senate on Wednesday that is expected to put her on trial for breaking budget laws and end 13 years of leftist rule in Latin America's biggest country.
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What The Impeachment Of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff Is About
Brazil's Senate is set to start voting today on whether to open an impeachment trial against President Dilma Rousseff. If a simple majority is reached, she will be suspended automatically for six months and Brazil's political crisis will enter dramatic new territory.
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Brazil's Dilma Rousseff Takes Impeachment Tight To Top Court
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff took her battle to survive impeachment to the Supreme Court on Tuesday, in a last-ditch attempt to stay in office a day before the Senate is expected to vote to try her for breaking budget laws.
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Brazil Senate Presses On With Impeachment Process, Rejects Annulment
Brazil's Senate pressed ahead with impeachment proceedings against President Dilma Rousseff on Monday, rejecting a surprise decision by the acting speaker of the lower house to annul a key vote in the process.
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Brazil President Dilma Rousseff Vows To Fight As Senate Committee Considers Trial
Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff vowed on Friday to resist her removal from office until the end, as a Senate committee met to vote on whether the leftist leader should be put on trial in the full chamber for breaking budget laws.
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Brazil President Rousseff Says She Won't Quit After Impeachment Vote
President Dilma Rousseff said on Monday she is "indignant" over a congressional vote to open impeachment proceedings against her and vowed to fight what she called the injustice. She again categorically ruled out resigning.
