Dilma Rousseff

Protesters call for Brazil's president Michel Temer to resign after graft charges

The accusations against President Michel Temer have plunged Latin America's largest nation into crisis yet again, sending its currency and stocks plummeting

Brazil sees protests as President Michel Temer faces accusations of corruption and obstruction of justice

Brazil's political crisis headed into a weekend dominated by protests and President Michel Temer's attempt to secure enough allies to save himself after being accused of obstructing justice

Brazil's President Michel Temer blames 'ghosts' for driving him out of official residence

Brazil's President Michel Temer blames bad vibes and even ghosts for driving him from his sumptuous official residence in the capital Brasilia, a Brazilian news weekly reported on Saturday.

World Cup 2014: Officials admit 'cartel' of companies fixed stadium contract bids

A construction firm has admitted that a "cartel" of firms fixed bidding for contracts to do work on stadiums for the 2014 football World Cup, Brazilian authorities said Monday.

Brazil's leftist opposition seek President Michel Temer probe, impeachment

Leftist opponents of Brazil's President Michel Temer sought on Monday to have him investigated and impeached for his alleged role in pressuring a former culture minister to approve a property development.

From Confederations Cup to Paralympics: Brazil's mega-event run of 1,192 days leaves mixed legacy

Fifa WC, Olympics, Paralympics: Brazil partied for five years; it's now time for the hangover

It's been a grueling path, coinciding with a precipitous decline in the once booming economy and a correspondingly sharp rise in political instability

Brazil's new president Michel Temer booed at Independence Day parade

Brazil's new president, Michel Temer, was booed at an annual military parade in the capital Brasilia on Thursday, his first public outing since taking power last week.

New Brazil prez Michel Temer guarantees jobs and 'political stability'

Brazil's new leader Michel Temer began his presidency in earnest on Thursday vowing to heal the crisis-stricken Latin American giant after senators fired his defiant rival Dilma Rousseff in an emotional impeachment trial.

Dilma Rousseff stripped of Brazil's presidency as 61 of 81 senators vote against her

Pro-impeachment senators burst into a rendering of the national anthem, some waving Brazilian flags, while allies of Rousseff stood stony faced