Anti-Temer strike paralyses major cities in Brazil
"Shameless government" read one placard waved by one of a group of protesters who gathered outside Temer's family home in Sao Paulo.
Nearly one-third of Temer's ministers and several congressional leaders are under investigation in Brazil's largest political corruption scheme yet uncovered. It revolves around kickbacks from construction companies in return for winning lucrative projects at state-run oil company Petrobras.
The president himself has been accused of corruption. He has denied any wrongdoing.
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