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Brazil: Michael Temer sworn in after Rousseff ousted

By Al Jazeera
01 September 2016   |   8:19 am
Michel Temer has been sworn in as Brazil's new president hours after senators voted to remove Dilma Rousseff from office. More than two-thirds of the country's Senate ousted her for illegally manipulating the national budget.

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