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May saw the first anniversary of Michel Temer’s presidency (he became acting president on May 12, 2016 – he did not become ‘full’ president officially until August 31, when former president Dilma Rousseff’s impeachment was finalized). It was also the month Brazil saw yet another political corruption scandal, which could yet mean that Temer does not get to mark a second year in the Planalto.
As the dust settles from revelations that could bring down the second president since the last presidential election in 2014, the reaction from international investors has been muted.
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