Brasile sull’orlo di una crisi politica

Brazil's President Michel Temer gives a statement at Planalto presidential palace in Brasilia, Brazil, Wednesday, Aug. 2, 2017, after surviving a key congressional vote that could have suspended him over a bribery charge. The bribery allegation, which stunned even Brazilians inured to graft cases, was the latest in a bevy of scandals that has rocked the administration and created deep uncertainty and angst in Latin America’s largest nation. (AP Photo/Eraldo Peres)
A woman holds fake Brazilian bank notes wearing a human billboard composed of an image of  President Michel Temer with a message that reads in Portuguese:
Deputies from opposition parties carry signs that read in Portuguese
Opposition lawmakers hold a banner that reads in Portuguese:
Demonstrators sit next to a banner that reads in Portuguese
A girl stands next to a sign showing an image of ousted President Dilma Rousseff during a protest against Brazil's current President Michel Temer in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Wednesday, Aug. 2, 2017. Demonstrations are taking place in several Brazilian states as the lower house of Congress begins hearings on whether to suspend Temer and put him on trial over an alleged bribery scheme. Temer, then vice president, took office about a year ago, after Dilma Rousseff was impeached and removed as president for improperly handling government finances.  (AP Photo/Silvia Izquierdo)
A demonstrator wearing a shirt carrying the Portuguese message:
Demonstrators watch live images of the lower chamber of Brazil's Congress, in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Wednesday, Aug. 2, 2017. Demonstrations are taking place in several Brazilian states as the lower house of Congress in Brasilia begins hearings on whether to suspend Brazilian President Michel Temer and put him on trial over an alleged bribery scheme. (AP Photo/Andre Penner)

Potrebbe dirsi una crisi scampata, ma la sensazione è che sia solo rimandata: per quanto ieri il presidente brasiliano, Michel Temer, sia riuscito a superare il voto parlamentare che avrebbe potuto sospenderlo dall’incarico, la situazione rimane tesa e tutt’altro che chiara. La ragione del voto, primo passo verso il processo e quindi un possibile impeachment, erano infatti le accuse di corruzione a lui rivolte: tema ricorrente nelle proteste che si sono svolte sia in strada che all’interno dello stesso Parlamento, con le opposizioni che hanno esposto striscioni con scritto “Temer fuori”. In strada, invece, sono comparsi fantocci del presidente che dicevano “Compro voti”; nonché l’immagine dell’ex presidente Roussef, rimossa dal potere appunto in seguito a vicende giudiziarie.

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