Brazil's New Chief Justice Has His Work Cut Out for Him

ozy.com
Jul 25, 2014
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His wildly popular predecessor established the court as a crusading enforcer of honest government. And now Lewandowski finds himself pronounced guilty in the rabid, fluid court of public opinion, accused of enabling corruption.

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