VOICED : Senado brasileno abre fase final de juicio a Dilma Rousseff

The Brazilian Senate has begun the final stage of the impeachment trial against President Dilma Rousseff, accused of manipulating public accounts. The Senate, led by Supreme Court President Ricardo Lewandowski, is urged to set aside personal biases to fulfill its constitutional duty. Rousseff needs 54 out of 81 Senate votes to avoid removal, which seems unlikely. She claims innocence, alleging a coup by Vice President Michel Temer, who would govern until 2018 if she is found guilty.

What is the main reason for the Brazilian Senate's impeachment trial against President Dilma Rousseff?

• Charges of electoral fraud

• Claims of foreign interference

• Accusations of fiscal mismanagement

• Allegations of personal misconduct

How many votes does Rousseff need to avoid being removed from office?

• 60 out of 81 senators

• 54 out of 81 senators

• 50 out of 81 senators

• 40 out of 81 senators

When is the final vote on Rousseff's impeachment expected to take place?

• Tomorrow

• By the end of the month

• Early next week

• In two weeks

Who does Rousseff accuse of orchestrating a coup against her?

• The military

• The opposition leader

• The Supreme Court President, Ricardo Lewandowski

• Her vice president, Michel Temer

If Rousseff is found guilty, who will govern Brazil until 2018?

• The Senate leader

• The Chief Justice

• Michel Temer

• A temporary council