The Brazilian Chamber of Deputies impending vote on Sunday to impeach President Dilma Rousseff opens a new phase in the crisis facing Latin America's largest democracy. The potential transition to a new government led by Vice-President Michel Temer will not be smooth. Temer, not a popular figure, has limited time and political space to gain confidence from citizens and investors and move the country away from a recession that has already cost more than 3 million jobs. Further complicating matters, criminal investigations on the Petrobras corruption scandal will continue to highlight to Brazilians the problems of political legitimacy exposed by the crisis.

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