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Weekly Report - 01 June 2017 (WR-17-21)
BRAZIL: Supreme court widens anti-corruption probe
Once again, Brazil’s judiciary has left President Michel Temer fighting for political survival. On 31 May, Brazil’s supreme court (STF) ordered Temer to answer police questions on charges of conspiracy, passive corruption and the obstruction of justice. He must respond within 24 hours.
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