Read a little bit more here:http://www.forbes.com/sites/andersonantunes/2014/09/11/5-reasons-why-brazils-president-dilma-rousseff-should-not-be-reelected/#1042c6111d6eThe third party that people dont talk as much about butare always in the shadows of power is PMDB, the party of the current vice-president Michel Temer. They are quitestrong in congress where they have both the president of the senate RenanCalheiros and president of the chamber of deputies Eduardo Cunha. Both men areinvolved in several corruption charges by the way! It is agreed that if aparty wants to be in power they have to make an alliance with PMDB or theyllnever make it, and both PT and PSDB have made those alliances to get to power,so it doesnt really matter whos turn it is, PMDB always manages to be there, andthey have been there since the military dictatorship! Here we have famouspoliticians like Jose Sarney, who is an ex-president that only came to bebecause he was the vice-president to Tancredo Neves, who died in strangecircumstances before he could assume his post. Jose Sarney and his family havebeen involved in scandals but never really faced any serious charges and sincethe military dictatorship hes been around. He was once a political opponent toLula, but now they are like buddies! Sarney is also known to be a free-mason. AlthoughPT and PMDB are allies, they dont trust each other, maybe thats why somepeople say that impeachment is a coup, since if that happens Michel Temerbecomes president. They sure know how to play both sides Eduardo Cunha, facingseveral criminal charges, is trying to push impeachment in congress, whileRenan Calheiros, another famous corrupt is defending Dilma. Complex and tricky?You bet it is, and although you dont see vice-president Michel Temer involvedin scandals, it is interesting how his name showed up in this list:https://roundopalpha.wordpress.com/list-r-oa2014/https://roundopalpha.files.wordpress.com/2014/04/temer-michel-notice-of-arrest.pdfhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michel_TemerWith that introduction into the 3 main political parties,lets try to analyse what is going on and all the possibilities to where itcould lead us:First we need to mention an operation by brazilian justicedepartment and Federal Police (PF Policia Federal, our version of FBI) calledLava-jato which translates as carwash. This operation began in early 2014 and has brought to the surface justhow much corruption there is in our political system, our state oil corporationPetrobras and also with the big construction companies that hold majorcontracts with government.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Car_Washhttp://pandeia.eu/staff/greg-bianchi/what-is-operation-car-wash/The ones defending PTs government tend to be quite radicaland will attack anyone bringing this truth to the table and how corrupt their leaders have become. Anythingthat goes against them is a conspiracy by the elites who cant stand the factthat PT and Lula are helping the poorest people in Brasil. Yes, they have donemore for the very poor than any other government before them, its true, butdoes it mean that they aren't working for the "real" elite? They try to makethe middle class look like they are the elite, the folks that pay most taxes, and they also use other divide and conquer tactics such as racialissues, gender, and all kinds of division. Here we have to understand thatthere is a gap between the poor population and the middle class, and theyclearly play the game of throwing these two against each other, while the