VALOR ECONÔMICO: Schlagzeilen der internationale Ausgabe von heute, dem Tag, an dem Temer endgültig die Präsidentschaft von Dilma übernahm

POLITICS

Dilma Rousseff is ousted from the presidency

Impeachment trial confirms president's removal, with 61 senators considering her guilty of crime of responsibility

POLITICS

Temer is in a hurry to push pension reform

Government intends to show commitment to fiscal adjustment by submitting proposal for social security as soon as possible

POLITICS

New president expects to take office soon after trial conclusion

Michel Temer intends to travel to China, to seek trade partners, right after swearing-in ceremony

POLITICS

Temer wants to replace Planning minister

Dyogo Oliveira is seen as having views that conflict with the new administration's plans, to be carried out by Finance Minister Meirelles

POLITICS

Impeachment confirmation to trigger negotiations for 2018 elections

Michel Temer will continue denying he will seek re-election, but allies see him as natural candidate in case economy revives

COMMENTARY

Cristiano Romero

Strong governments pass “unpopular” reforms

Only now the Temer administration will have the conditions to deal directly and openly with crucial issues to solve the Brazilian crisis

Antonio Delfim Netto

Where are we and why?

We must pay the penalties and risks of the choice of counting on accidental gains to support greater consumption

Angela Bittencourt

Brazil switches presidents, GDP drops and Selic stays put

Buoyed by continuing activism among central banks, market downplays global inflationary risks as US Federal Reserve signals imminent rate hike

MORE NEWS

• POLITICS

  Labor and tax reforms are likely to be left for 2017

  Temer administration wants to focus on what is consensus in order to avoid big fights in Congress
• POLITICS

  Everybody agrees on need of political reform, but not on how to do it

  Temer supports ban of coalitions and imposition of electoral thresholds, but is not expected to submit any reform bill
• BUSINESS

  Petrobras in talks to get new financing from China

  
  Discussions are expected to speed up this week amid Brazilian delegation’s visit to Asian country
• POLITICS

  Rousseff says she is innocent and promises to take her case to the STF

  
  Suspended president repeatedly said she is victim of a "coup" and blamed former Chamber of Deputies speaker
• POLITICS

  Suspended president attacks Temer proposal and calls for “forum”

  
  Dilma Rousseff criticized spending cap, instead suggesting a forum with all sectors of society to decide which reforms Brazil wants
• POLITICS

  Opening remarks bet on failure of Temer government

  
  In Senate speech, suspended president issued a warning to senators that they will pay a cost for the interim government's lack of results 
• POLITICS

  PSDB wants Temer to start government by stopping STF salary raise

  
  The top ally of the governing coalition, party wants president to prevent increase in justices’ compensation, parameter for entire public sector
• BUSINESS

  Minas Gerais cities fear new problems with Samarco dams

  
  As rainy season looms, locals worry about possibility of new collapses spreading more mud in the region
• BUSINESS

  Petrobras planning to put Braskem stake on the block soon

  An Odebrecht leniency agreement could eliminate insecurities for potential investors, paving the way for a deal
• BUSINESS

  Restaurant sales stop shrinking

  
  Industry gains some breathing room, but recovery is only expected in 2017
• BUSINESS

  Avianca seeks strategic partner and denies sale of control

  Brazilian and Colombian units, which operate separately, confirm talks for minority investment in line with industry's strategy
• ECONOMY

  New infrastructure concessions will not have subsidized credit

  
  Moreira Franco, head of Investment Partnerships Program, says that loans will have to be offered by banks at market terms
• POLITICS

  Rousseff prepares emotional speech for Senate

  
  Suspended president plans to call for national unit and new elections while adversaries plan to grill her on technical issues
• POLITICS

  Divergences between PMDB and Planalto likely to continue

  
  Even after end of interim presidency, Michel Temer is unlikely to be able to unify his party
• POLITICS

  Workers’ Party gets ready to shrink for the first time

  PT may obtain half the votes of the last election this year, and is also launching half the candidates it had in 2012
• ECONOMY

  TCU demands new methodology for fiscal estimates

  Report of budget watchdog says former economic team overestimated tax revenues by R$56bn
• BUSINESS

  Constantino family seeks diversification to grow in bus business

  Owners of airline Gol have been facing big challenges in their original road business
• BUSINESS

  Workers and companies may negotiate without unions

  
  First decision of Superior Labor Court about the issue validates article of labor law that addresses the matter
• ECONOMY

  Temer defines post-impeachment actions

  
  Social Security reform and spending cap will be the government’s priorities when impeachment trial is over
• POLITICS

  Chamber speaker rules out tax increases

  
  Rodrigo Maia downplayed clash between coalition parties over public-sector raises and suggested the government should improve its communication
• POLITICS

  The politics of Rodrigo Janot

  
  Prosecutor-general, who gained a leading role in the Petrobras scandal, has a difficult relationship with politicians and the Supreme Court
• MARKETS

  Investors await end of impeachment trial to take decisions on Brazil

  
  Even if seen as a foregone conclusion, ouster of Dilma Rousseff will mark new position of foreign investors about Brazilian assets
• BUSINESS

  Time to decide “if we want a Brazil like Venezuela”

  
  Philipp Schiemer, president of Mercedes-Benz in Brazil, says country needs to take the chance to carry out needed reforms
• BUSINESS

  Camargo Côrrea makes changes in command

  
  Vitor Hallack steps down as chairman of holding company and Décio Amaral takes over as CEO of construction unit
• BUSINESS

  On the block, TheraSkin may have new strategic partner

  Company was priced at R$1bn by its controlling family and hired Credit Suisse to seek potential investors for the whole operation or stake
• AGRIBUSINESS

  Ministry downsizing hurts lobster exporters

  Certification delays cause €70,000 loss to exporters as fishing agency shrunk to 45 workers from the previous 1,000 after losing ministry status
• POLITICS

  Isolated, Rousseff faces final impeachment trial

  
  Removal process reaches final stage as suspended president’s own party rejects her proposal to call new elections and long-time allies disappear
• BUSINESS

  Hermes Pardini heirs battle over management

  Áurea Pardini, one of the daughters of the laboratory’s founder, may have her veto powers reduced and make room for a future merger

PT am Ende?

Man kann es nur hoffen und gleichzeitig beten, dass sich solche Schlagzeilen (O ESTADO DE SÃO PAULO von heute) unter der Regierung Michel Temer nicht wiederholen:

BIP Brasiliens hat den größten Rückgang unter 33 Ländern
Wieder einmal wurde die Performance des Landes von Volkswirtschaften wie Griechenland, Ukraine und Russland übertroffen

Aber Beten reicht nicht, jetzt müssen alle daran arbeiten, dass es wieder aufwärtsgeht mit Brasilien!

Dilma ist nicht mehr Präsidentin Brasiliens

O ESTADO DE SÃO PAULO vom 31.8.2016

Um 14:07 entschied der Senat außerdem, dass die ehemalige Präsidentin ihr Recht, in den nächsten 8 Jahren ein öffentliches Amt zu bekleiden, nicht verliert.

SPIEGEL:BrasilienSenat stimmt für Dilma Rousseffs Amtsenthebung 

Dilma Rousseff ist nicht mehr Präsidentin Brasiliens. Das hat der Senat nach einem beispiellosen Politkrimi mit 61 zu 20 Stimmen entschieden. Nachfolger wird Michel Temer. mehr...

FAZ:
EILMELDUNGBrasiliens Präsidentin Rousseff des Amtes enthoben

Brasiliens Präsidentin Rousseff ist des Amtes enthoben worden. Der Senat stimmte mit der notwendigen Zwei-Drittel-Mehrheit für die Absetzung der ersten Frau an der Spitze des fünftgrößten Land der Welt. Mehr

Das jüngste Gericht

überschreibt die Tageszeitung O ESTADO DE SÃO PAULO ihre gestrige Titelseite:

Im Fernsehen wurden die Senatssitzungen zur Amtsenthebung von Präsidentin Dilma vom Senatssender live übertragen, allerdings während der 5 Minuten langen Pflichtsendung mit Wahlpropaganda - im Oktober werden die Bürgermeister Brasiliens gewählt - wurde diese Übertragung partiell verdeckt und der Ton abgeschaltet:

Im "normalen" Fernsehen konnte / musste man die Wahlpropaganda sehen:

Ein Musterbeispiel für Gesetzestreue. Kafka lässt grüßen. Ein Zufall, dass sein Meisterwerk DAS URTEIL heißt?

Direkt vor der Abstimmung jetzt, am 31.8.2016 um 11:30 Ortszeit, ist das die Prognose:

Zur Amtsemthebung sind 54 Stimmen nötig.

13:36 
Mit 61 Stimmen dafür und 20 dagegen wurde Präsidentin Dilma Vana Rousseff soeben vom Senat unter Vorsitz des Präsidenten des Obersten Bundesgerichtes des Amtes enthoben.

Erste Reaktionen auf die Verteidigungsrede von Dilma Rousseff im Senat am 29.8.2016

Dilma Rousseff: Das schmutzige Spiel um die Macht in Brasilien 
Die Tage von Dilma Rousseff im Palácio da Alvorado sind so gut wie gezählt. Spätestens am Mittwoch wird der brasilianische Senat die Präsidentin ihres Amtes entheben und zum Auszug aus dem Präsidentenpalast in der Hauptstadt Brasília zwingen, ...

Brasilien: Das Duell der Unbeliebten 
Im Gegenteil, BrasiliensInterimspräsident wurde schon bei der Eröffnungsfeier in Rio gnadenlos ausgepfiffen. Es war nicht zu hören, ob er die XXXI. Sommerspiele überhaupt für eröffnet erklärt hat. Zur Schlussfeier erschien er gar nicht mehr, in den ...

Brasilien: Rousseffs letztes Aufbäumen gegen Abwahl 
Vor dem Parlament stimmten sich die Brasilianer auf die entscheidende Abstimmung vermutlich am Mittwoch ein: „Tchau Querida“ („Adieu, meine Liebe“), skandierten die Rousseff-Gegner in Anlehnung an den Abschiedsgruß Lulas bei einem abgehörten ...

Brasilien: Bundespolizei legt weitere Beweise gegen Ex-Staatschef Lula vor 
Im Zusammenhang mit der sogenannten Petrobras-Affäre hat die Bundespolizei in Brasilien den früheren Staatspräsidenten Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva – Vertrauter seiner inzwischen suspendierten Nachfolgerin Dilma Rousseff – der Korruption und der ...

So geht es in Brasiliennach den Olympischen Spielen weiter 
Dass die Brasilianer die Spiele im Großen und Ganzen hinbekommen haben, ist dem „Jeitinho“ zu verdanken, dem Talent, Herausforderungen doch irgendwie zu meistern. Oft gelingt das auf den letzten Drücker und das auch nur wegen der brasilianischen ...

Dilma Rousseff: Kämpfen bis zum Schluss
In Brasilien hat der letzte Akt der Amtsenthebung von Präsidentin Rousseff begonnen: mit einem dramatischen Auftritt der beschuldigten Politikerin vor dem Senat.

Nachrichten aus der internationalen Edition von VALOR ECONÔMICO

ECONOMY

Temer defines post-impeachment actions

Social Security reform and spending cap will be the government’s priorities when impeachment trial is over

POLITICS

Chamber speaker rules out tax increases

Rodrigo Maia downplayed clash between coalition parties over public-sector raises and suggested the government should improve its communication

POLITICS

The politics of Rodrigo Janot

Prosecutor-general, who gained a leading role in the Petrobras scandal, has a difficult relationship with politicians and the Supreme Court

MARKETS

Investors await end of impeachment trial to take decisions on Brazil

Even if seen as a foregone conclusion, ouster of Dilma Rousseff will mark new position of foreign investors about Brazilian assets

BUSINESS

Time to decide “if we want a Brazil like Venezuela”

Philipp Schiemer, president of Mercedes-Benz in Brazil, says country needs to take the chance to carry out needed reforms

COMMENTARY

Claudia Safatle

Temer honeymoon coming to an end

There is no hypothesis of making exceptions in proposal for spending cap, says Chief of Staff Eliseu Padilha

César Felício

Rubble after the impeachment

The new government will face one of the weakest oppositions since the military regime

Ribamar Oliveira

Improvements in the spending-cap proposal

If text of constitutional amendment proposed continues as is, judiciary branch will violate cap already in the first year

MORE NEWS

• BUSINESS

  Camargo Côrrea makes changes in command

  
  Vitor Hallack steps down as chairman of holding company and Décio Amaral takes over as CEO of construction unit
• BUSINESS

  On the block, TheraSkin may have new strategic partner

  Company was priced at R$1bn by its controlling family and hired Credit Suisse to seek potential investors for the whole operation or stake
• AGRIBUSINESS

  Ministry downsizing hurts lobster exporters

  Certification delays cause €70,000 loss to exporters as fishing agency shrunk to 45 workers from the previous 1,000 after losing ministry status
• MARKETS

  Global debt market reopens for Brazilian issuers, but at a higher cost

  Petrobras and Vale paid this year about 40% more than a few years back, before Brazil’s rating downgrade and the increase in their debt burdens
• POLITICS

  Isolated, Rousseff faces final impeachment trial

  
  Removal process reaches final stage as suspended president’s own party rejects her proposal to call new elections and long-time allies disappear
• BUSINESS

  European investors file complaints against Oi

  
  Group gathers more than 500 families in Portugal, Switzerland and Germany who bought debt issued by the telecommunications group
• AGRIBUSINESS

  Fibria uses big data to predict weather and raise yields

  
  Pulp producer is carrying out tech project that will help it better plan planting of eucalyptus trees
• BUSINESS

  Petrobras gets CVM’s green light for BR sale

  
  Oil giant won’t be required to offer shares to minority shareholders before selling control of its fuel-distribution company
• BUSINESS

  Hermes Pardini heirs battle over management

  Áurea Pardini, one of the daughters of the laboratory’s founder, may have her veto powers reduced and make room for a future merger
• ECONOMY

  VA&E bets on partnerships to improve sugar origination

  
  Trading firm is partnering with mills such as Usina Carolo to provide safe transactions
• BUSINESS

  Recruiting group Fesap restructures and invests in Argentina

  
  Brazilian group bets initially on providing consulting services in other Latin American countries
• ECONOMY

  Government wants to limit scope of regulatory agencies

  View is that they are assigned an excess of tasks that hurt their main role of supervising public services provided by private companies
• POLITICS

  Coalition parties at odds over public-sector raises

  
  PSDB, the center-right party that is a key member of the Temer coalition, threatens to abandon it if the president’s PMDB approves wage increases
• POLITICS

  Operation Sand Castle may resurface and hit key politicians

  
  Investigation into use of slush funds, started in 2009, can be reopened with new evidence targeting PMDB and interim president Michel Temer
• BUSINESS

  Usiminas partners prepare to split company

  Option had been considered in 2014 but returned to the table with renewed vigor and more concrete measures, people familiar with the issue say
• AGRIBUSINESS

  Soybean production costs fall, but so do margins

  Growers report lower prices for inputs ranging from fertilizer to agrichemicals but cooler international prices will also take a toll on profits
• MARKETS

  Banks lose at least R$13.5bn with Oi and Sete Brasil

  
  Despite not naming both companies in balance sheets, lenders increased provisions after their bankruptcy requests
• BUSINESS

  Partners of Eataly in Brazil in talks to sell part of their stake

  
  Negotiations with American private-equity firm Catterton move forward while chain prepares to open second unit in São Paulo
• BUSINESS

  Natura develops its own HDI to improve retention

  
  Cosmetics company is offering free or discounted benefits to employees and their families based on its adaptation of the Human Development Index
• MARKETS

  Developers bet on early mortgages

  By transferring housing loans to banks before delivering properties, developers believe they can reduce contract cancellations
• ECONOMY

  Government withdraws support for judiciary raises

  
  Controversial proposal setting a new wage cap for public-sector workers also started to be decried by senators tasked with evaluating it
• ECONOMY

  Leading name for Cade seen as “too tough”

  
  Technicians and lawyers say Cristiane Alkmin's profile is not suitable to head the antitrust watchdog while other officials vouch for her
• POLITICS

  Temer promises party leaders to preserve social spending in budget

  
  Interim president continues political efforts to pass bills of interest to the government
• BUSINESS

  Toyota makes room for Brazilian engineering

  
  After five decades, Japanese automaker opens development center in Brazil, increasing autonomy of local designers
• BUSINESS

  Estáter takes control of Unipar until 2022

  
  Controlling shareholder Frank Geyer, involved in Operation Car Wash, cedes control to investment firm tasked with restructuring chemicals group
• BUSINESS

  Bankrupt companies invest in improving morale

  
  As number of firms filing for bankruptcy protection soars, companies like Oi are doing their best to keep workers engaged in the recovery
• MARKETS

  Payroll-loan problems may affect bank earnings in second half

  
  Experts rule out a systemic risk, but rates or supply of credit are likely to be adjusted because of late state payments
• BUSINESS

  Midea plans to triple revenues in Brazil by 2020

  
  Chinese appliance manufacturer aims R$4bn revenue with expansion of product line and offering more expensive products