Tiffany Ap – CNN, 05/13/2016
Few would envy Michel Temer, who stepped in as Brazil’s acting President after the Senate voted to oust Dilma Rousseff.
While the next 180 days will be rough for Rousseff — she will have to face up to accusations that she broke budget laws — Temer has the immensely difficult task of winning back the trust of Brazilians.
Aside from juggling the precarious state of the Brazilian economy, Temer must deal with a Zika virus epidemic and a fraught 2016 Olympics.
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