Michel Temer’s first month as interim president of Brazil has been a mix of the good (eye-catching economic reforms) and the bad (three members of government, including the transparency minister, have already been forced to resign due to allegations of corruption). Perhaps the best news for Mr Temer is that that he appears to have taken the reins at a time when Brazil’s beleaguered economy is starting to show the first signs of bottoming out.
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