Tuesday, August 1, 2017
Brazil congress to vote on whether to remove president | Brazil News
Brazil’s President Michel Temer faces a potential vote on Wednesday by congress that could remove him for corruption, the latest in the battle for his political survival that began when bribery allegations against him surfaced in May. If Temer fails to capture the votes he needs to remain in the presidency, he would be suspended for six months and face trial at the Supreme Court where he could 
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