Brazil’s left fears Rousseff ‘coup’

Potential removal of Dilma Rousseff halfway through her mandate is creating unease. By Joe Leahy - Financial Times - United Kingdom - 03/04/2016

When Brazilian politicians talk about a coup, they trigger fears of a return to a dark past - By Vincent Bevins - Los Angeles Times - United States - 02/04/2016

The best argument for calling the impeachment effort a coup goes like this: The Brazilian Constitution says that a president can only be impeached if convicted of a serious crime. The allegations against Rousseff hardly rise to that level, as presidents and governors have long engaged in budget tinkering.

The politicians voting to impeach Brazil's president are accused of more corruption than she is - by Vincent Bevins - LA Times - 28/03/2016

Efforts to impeach Brazil's president accelerated this month as the country fell into full-blown crisis. But the congressional commission that will help decide Dilma Rousseff's fate has its own legal problems.http://www.latimes.com/world/mexico-americas/la-fg-brazil-impeach-20160328-story.html

NO COUP D'ETAT IN BRAZIL

MILLENNIALS ARE TAKING TO THE STREETS TO DEFEND DEMOCRACY IN BRAZIL

Protesters in support of Brazil’s President Dilma Rousseff and former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, in Sao Paulo, Brazil on Friday, March 18, 2016. (AP Photo / Andre Penner)

GLENN GREENWALD TALKS ABOUT THE COUP D'ETAT IN BRAZIL.

NO COUP IN BRAZIL

NOT SUPPORT THE BRAZILIAN RIGHT. THE IMPEACHMENT OF DILMA ROUSSEFF IS A COUP D'ETAT..

BRASILIAN TEACHERS AGAINST THE COUP D'ETAT IN BRAZIL

OPEN LETTER TO THE INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC COMMUNITY

CARTA ABIERTA A LA COMUNIDAD ACADÉMICA INTERNACIONAL

LETTERA APERTA ALLA COMUNITÀ ACCADEMICA INTERNAZIONALE

LETTRE OUVERTE À LA COMMUNAUTÉ ACADÉMIQUE INTERNATIONALE