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    Bribery Allegations Against Brazil's President

    Michel Temer has denied charges he approved soliciting payments to silence a former associate.
    by Yasmeen Serhan May 18, 2017 1 minute
    Source: Nacho Doce / Reuters

    Protesters are calling for Brazilian President Michel Temer’s impeachment following news reports he was recorded approving bribes to silence a possible witness in the country’s ongoing corruption scandal—allegations Temer denies.

    As Brazilian newspaper , Temer was from the government in September, for his silence—to which Temer was recorded saying, “You need to keep that up, OK?”

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