Debate begins in Brazil ahead of impeachment vote for Rousseff

A heated debate has begun in Brazil’s lower house ahead of a vote which will decide the fate of President Dilma Rousseff.

The session began with MPs chanting ‘Dilma Out’ before the Attorney General came to her defence calling the process a ‘violent act’ and warning that history ‘wouldn’t forgive those who broke with democracy’.

Those supporting her impeachment argue it is the will of the people. Polls indicate around two-thirds of Brazilians want to see Rousseff leave office and more than one million protesters took to the streets last month calling on her to step down.

Latest counts put the pro-impeachment camp in the lead.

If the vote on Sunday doesn’t go her way, it would end the 13-year-rule of her leftist Workers’ Party. But Rousseff has said she will not go quietly.

-- (c) Copyright Euronews 2016-04-16

How a woman, involved in terrorism and bank robbery in the 70's managed to become PM of Brazil in the first place, is beyond me.

Not many people outside Brazil know this:

http://vindodospampas.blogspot.fr/2013/05/dilma-rousseff-terrorista.html

How a woman, involved in terrorism and bank robbery in the 70's managed to become PM of Brazil in the first place, is beyond me.

She is the puppet of the other corrupt b*st*rd LULA.