Brazilian stability is critical for democratic governance in Latin America. “It’s a vibrant democracy…[with] a population that generally shares the values of most Americans,” adds AS/COA’s Brian Winter.
Discussing Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff's latest attempt to stave off impeachment with Folha de S. Paulo columnist Matias Spektor.
The April 24 election is tabled until another review of first-round results, while international donors threaten to withhold aid.
There’s a risk the crisis will get worse before it gets better, writes AS/COA’s Brian Winter for CNN.com.
Removing Dilma Rousseff from office is one matter. Finding a palatable alternative to take her place will be another.
AS/COA’s Brian Winter describes the current mood in Brazil as a “fora todos eles” moment due to the lack of viable alternatives if President Dilma Rousseff is impeached.
The combination of the massive corruption scandal and “the recession is driving the anger” of protesters, comments AS/COA’s Brian Winter.