Brazil's Rousseff to Make Last Stand as Impeachment Looms

The transcript discusses the political situation in Brazil, focusing on the impeachment of Rousseff. It highlights the lack of new arguments or strategies from Rousseff, who continues to claim she is the victim of a coup. Her predecessor faces legal issues, adding complexity to the situation. Despite uncertainties, the impeachment is expected to pass, requiring 54 votes from senators, with most predictions indicating it will succeed.

What has been the main argument of Rousseff regarding her impeachment?

• She has not made any public statements.

• She thinks it is a misunderstanding.

• She claims it is a coup against her.

• She believes it is a legal process.

What significant event occurred involving Rousseff's predecessor?

• He was cleared of all charges.

• He decided to run for office again.

• He returned to support Rousseff.

• He faced some police charges.

What is the general expectation regarding the impeachment vote?

• It is expected to be postponed.

• It is expected to be canceled.

• It is expected to pass.

• It is expected to fail.

How many votes are needed for the impeachment to pass?

• 54 votes

• 66 votes

• 60 votes

• 50 votes

What do most newspapers predict about the number of votes for the impeachment?

• Around 66 votes

• Around 60 votes

• Around 52 votes

• Around 50 votes