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Protests across Brazil as Senate passes 20-year austerity plan
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Brazil's former finance minister is arrested
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Brazil's ex-speaker Eduardo Cunha expelled from office amid corruption charges
Eduardo Cunha, the man dubbed Brazil’s most corrupt, and former speaker of the lower house has been stripped of his seat.
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There were jeers from protesters on Wednesday as Michel Temer arrived to take part in his first Independence Day Parade as Brazil’s President.
Pro-Rousseff protesters demand Temer's removal in Brazil
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