Brazil's crisis and India (Deepak Bhojwani, South Asia Monitor)

Brazil is in the news for the wrong reasons. On May 12, President Dilma Rousseff stepped down from her post after the 81-member Senate voted 55-22 to impeach her. Vice President Michel Temer took over as President. If she is exonerated, or not convicted by a two-thirds majority of the Senate within 180 days, she can return to office

http://southasiamonitor.org/detail.php?type=n&nid=17001

Brazil’s hour of reckoning (Deepak Bhojwani, Gateway House)

The recent decision of Brazil's lower house of parliament to impeach President Rousseff has once again brought attention to the country's struggles with corruption. The crisis has already affected Brazil’s economy. Its impact on the region and on Indian businesses in the country is yet to be seen.

http://www.gatewayhouse.in/hour-of-reckoning/

Latin America’s Right Angle? (Deepak Bhojwani, Gateway House, Eurasia Review)

Despite major political change in Brazil, Argentina, and Venezuela due to global economic tumult, it may be premature to speak of a rightward shift in Latin American politics. Yet, developments in these democracies need to be monitored carefully as India has a stake in their political stability.

http://www.eurasiareview.com/16022016-latin-americas-right-angle-analysis/