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Brazil’s Rousseff Asks Senators to Vote With Their Conscience

By Lise Alves, Senior Contributing Reporter

SÃO PAULO, BRAZIL – After almost fifteen hours of being grilled by senators, suspended Brazilian President, Dilma Rousseff, reiterated on Monday (August 29th) that she had committed no crime and asked lawmakers to vote with their ‘conscience’. Today the final speeches by the defense and prosecution will be delivered.

"One can assume that when one makes exceptions and removes an elected president without [proving] criminal liability, this wound is very difficult to be healed. So I ask you senators to be very thorough when evaluating this process,” said Rousseff after answering the questions of . . .

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