LEGAL AND POLITICAL TRANSITION OF THE PRESIDENCY OF THE REPUBLIC IN TIMES OF CRISIS

Abstract

Brazil is experiencing a period of great political, economic and social instability. Broadly, this is not an isolated fact, but, as a result of global movements, long-term crises installed in powers with which the country and Latin America relate. In this context, the Brazilians suffered the second process of impediment of democratically elected President of the Republic, who lost his mandate due to the displeasure of dominant economic sectors. There has been a move backwards from guarantees and fundamental social rights. Complaints, investigations and criminal prosecutions are filed against the Chief Executive. It is imperative to research for solutions that protect democracy in times of institutional crisis among the powers of the Republic.