A Senate prosecution vote on Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff will proceed this week as arranged, the upper house pioneer said Monday, dismissing the lower chamber speaker's endeavor to end the procedure.
Senate president Renan Calheiros said in an exceptional session that he would overlook a request by Speaker Waldir Maranhao to send the entire strategy starting over. Rousseff countenances being suspended from office in the vote beginning Wednesday. "I disregard" the request, Calheiros said, starting rambunctious adulation and irate yelling from adversary representatives on the Senate floor. Calheiros called Maranhao's intercession in the denunciation dramatization "totally inconvenient" and "playing with majority rules system.
" Maranhao made an amazement declaration before pronouncing invalid and void an April vote by the lower house to dispatch the arraignment procedures and send Rousseff for trial in the Senate. The administrator said he was tolerating an offer from Rousseff's specialist general that the first vote had been directed in an illegitimate way.
He required a crisp vote in the lower house in the coming days. That would drag the procedure over from the Senate and restart the entire chain of occasions. The Senate is planned to vote on Wednesday on opening the trial against the president, who appearances being instantly suspended for six months. It was not quickly clear whether the Supreme Court would need to mediate in the conflict between the upper and lower houses.
Senate president Renan Calheiros said in an exceptional session that he would overlook a request by Speaker Waldir Maranhao to send the entire strategy starting over. Rousseff countenances being suspended from office in the vote beginning Wednesday. "I disregard" the request, Calheiros said, starting rambunctious adulation and irate yelling from adversary representatives on the Senate floor. Calheiros called Maranhao's intercession in the denunciation dramatization "totally inconvenient" and "playing with majority rules system.
" Maranhao made an amazement declaration before pronouncing invalid and void an April vote by the lower house to dispatch the arraignment procedures and send Rousseff for trial in the Senate. The administrator said he was tolerating an offer from Rousseff's specialist general that the first vote had been directed in an illegitimate way.
He required a crisp vote in the lower house in the coming days. That would drag the procedure over from the Senate and restart the entire chain of occasions. The Senate is planned to vote on Wednesday on opening the trial against the president, who appearances being instantly suspended for six months. It was not quickly clear whether the Supreme Court would need to mediate in the conflict between the upper and lower houses.
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