Technicals, page-45

Ahh ,  So you think  the govt is illegitimate. Makes a bit more socialist sense now.

To begin, its a matter of opinion.

Suspended Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff, in her first public appearance since she was removed from her post May 12 to face an impeachment trial by the Senate, has claimed the government interim President Michel Temer was "illegitimate."
During a meeting Friday with bloggers and other 'digital activists', Rousseff stressed the "provisional nature" and "illegitimacy" of Temer's government, arguing it was not a product of direct elections or public will.
Rousseff said the country's people who had voted her into power did not want the government program that was currently being implemented, as it did not have "legitimacy in the polls".
She added that this "government is breaking the record for denials", claiming it would say one thing one day and refute it the next.
Changes in foreign policy in the management of staterun communications corporation EBC, the dissolution of the Ministry of Culture and other ministries dedicated to human rights, racial equality and women, also drew Rousseff's ire.
Shortly before the meeting, Rousseff was surrounded by activists who had gathered at a square in Belo Horizonte her birthplace and urged them to fight off attempts to wound democracy.
She also took to social media to allege that the reforms proposed by Temer would cause huge damage to the pensions system.
In recent days, Rousseff has also criticized the absence of women in Temer's government.

Former Vice President Michel Temer has assumed the interim presidency for a maximum period of 180 days, during which the Senate will decide whether to exonerate Rousseff and allow her to return to the post or impeach her, in which case Temer a former allyturnedfoe will serve out the rest of her term, due to expire on Jan. 1, 2019.