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Brazil is split between those who support President Rousseff and those who believe she has committed serious crimes. But a vote last night has moved the situation one step closer to officially declaring her to be a criminal.
In the video, Finn and Catherine explore language used by newspapers and websites across the world to talk about this story.
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In the video, Finn and Catherine explore language used by newspapers and websites across the world to talk about this story.
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