International Community Full Of Surprise as President is accused of taking bribe

All appears not well as the international community woke up on Friday morning, stunned in disbelief by revelations and accusations from a former political ally that a large bribe has been taken by the Brazilian President Michel Temer.
Lawyers for former President Dilma Rousseff, who was removed from office in May, filed court documents which they say prove the claim.
The controversy centres around whether a payment of a million reals (£235,300; $295,000) was made to the leader.
Brazil’s currency fell 5.7% amid fears that the president will be embroiled in corruption investigations.
Temer was Ms Rousseff’s vice-president before being promoted after her dismissal.
She was impeached in September after claims she moved money between government budgets, which is illegal in Brazil.
The country’s top electoral court has spent months investigating whether illegal funds were used in Ms Rousseff’s 2014 re-election campaign for the Workers Party (PT), reports the BBC.
If this happened, her entire ticket’s win could be reversed – meaning Temer, a member of the Brazilian Democratic Movement Party (PMDB), would also be removed from office.
At the heart of the allegations is a donation of a million reals made by Otavio Azevedo, the former CEO of construction firm Andrade Gutierrez.
Azevedo testified as part of a plea bargain that the money was a bribe given to Ms. Rousseff.
But the documents her lawyers filed allegedly show that Andrade Gutierrez transferred the cash directly to the PMDB’s general campaign finance fund. A cheque for the same sum was then allegedly paid into Temer’s personal campaign fund.
Ms. Rousseff’s lawyers say that Azevedo lied and that the bribe went to Temer, who should, therefore , be impeached.
Temer has stated that Ms. Rousseff was head of the ticket and held all responsibility for any wrongdoing, reports the BBC.
His party said the donation was legal and was declared before the electoral court.