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Protestors Rally In Sao Paulo As Presidential Impeachment

Man reads newspaper with the headline on the cover of Dilma Rousseff, the Last Judgment in Sao Paulo, Brazil on Augustl 30, 2016. The away President Dilma Rousseff (PT) said yesterday in his defense in the Senate, that if the impeachment materializes, the country is "on the verge of achieving a real coup." In its assessment, the opening of the case was due not to have bowed to blackmail the president away from the House of Representatives, Eduardo Cunha (PMDB-RJ). "If I had me complicit, would not run the risk of being condemned unjustly." Rousseff urged senators to be not convicted of a crime committed, which would cause the loss of their mandate. "Senators, please do not commit the crime of condemning an innocent," said PT. "If (the Senate) give this step will compactuando with the coup." The away President stressed that is not saying that there have been a coup in the country "I'm saying I condemn, and the blow will be irreversible." Sentenced. (Photo by Cris Faga/NurPhoto)

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