BRAZIL'S FIRST FEMALE PRESIDENT OUSTED

 The first female president of Brazil, Dilma Rousseff, has been removed from office. The former number one citizen of the footballing nation was ousted from office amid economic downturn and bribery scandal upon her ascension into office. Her removal come to fruition after 61 out of the 81 senators that voted for removal backed her removal. Her remaining two years and three months is to be taken over by Michel Temel, who was her ally and had fought against his former running mate.