Tensions are high in Brazil ahead of president’s impeachment vote

The Washington Post 2016-04-18

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On Sunday, April 17, the lower house of congress is voting on the impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff. Anti-impeachment protesters and pro-impeachment supporters have rallied together to express their views.

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