Brazilian interim President Michel Temer’s post-impeachment government is not a day old and already has an image problem. Where are the women?
All 24 ministers presented to the nation in a televised ceremony, just hours after the suspension of leftist president Dilma Rousseff, bore a striking similarity to each other: They were white males.
“It’s a government of white men and quite frightening,” analyst Ivar Hartmann, a public law expert at the FGV think tank in Rio de Janeiro, said. “It’s the first time since the (1964-85) dictatorship that there has not been a single woman. This is worrying.” CONTINUE READING...
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