Politicians and allies congratulate former President Dilma

This Wednesday (December 14, 2022) Petista turns 75; Lula stated that she is “an example of courage”

Politicians and allies congratulate the ex-president Dilma Rousseff (PT) on social media posts this Wednesday (12/14/2022). The PT candidate, born in Belo Horizonte in 1947, turns 75. She was elected president in 2010 and re-elected in 2014. In 2016 was impeached.

elected president, Luis Inacio Lula da Silva (PT) stated that Dilma is an example of courage. “My dear friend Dilma, happy birthday! An example of courage and selflessness for the Brazilian people. I wish you good health and peace. big hug” published on your Twitter profile.

On August 31, 2016, Dilma was removed from the post of President of the Republic on charges of committing crimes related to financial liability, with the issuance of decrees on the creation of expenses without the sanction of the National Congress.

then deputy Michel Temer (MDB) has already become accustomed to the chair of the Chief Executive since May 12, when the petista was temporarily removed with the opening of the impeachment process🇧🇷 Dilma’s defense claims that she did not commit any illegal acts and that the impeachment process was planned by Eduardo Cunha and Temer.

Like Lula, other politicians took to social media to congratulate the former president. Read below:

who is Dilma Rousseff

Dilma was born on December 14, 1947 in Belo Horizonte (Mingvin). After graduating in economics, she entered politics in 1986 as secretary of the treasury in Porto Alegre (RS). He held this position for almost 3 years. From 1993 to 1995 he commanded the Minister of Mines, Energy and Communications of Rio Grande do Sul. In 1999, he returned to take up this position for another 4 years.

At the time, Dilma was associated with Leonel Brizola’s PDT. She joined the acronym shortly after its founding, in 1980. She moved to PT in 2001. Since then, she has been Minister twice: Mining and Energy (2003-2005) and Civil House (2005-2010). , both in the government of Luis Inácio Lula da Silva.

In 2010, Dilma became the first woman president of the republic. He defeated José Serra (PSDB) in the 2nd round and replaced Lulu in power. She was also re-elected four years later against the PSDB. Then-senator Esio Neves won in a highly controversial comeback.

His second term lasted less than 2 years. In May 2016, she was removed from office after the Federal Senate initiated an impeachment process against her for a financial liability offense. Dilma was accused of tax peddling. In August of that year, Casa Alta confirmed her testimony, but did not disqualify her.

In 2018, he tried to return to politics in a dispute for one of two seats in the Senate of Minas Gerais. He led the polls but finished 4th in the poll.