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Nonetheless, Liberals and Colorados in Congress used the violence in Curuguaty to justify Lugo’s impeachment, arguing that he had failed to maintain social order and portraying him as a dangerous radical intent on fomenting a rural insurgency.
Thus, two concerns have driven the actions of the Liberal and Colorado elite since Lugo’s inauguration, ultimately leading them to collaborate in the
impeachment
plot.
Indeed, the second major factor shaping the post-coup interregnum was the
impeachment
of Yingluck Shinawatra, the sister of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, who was deposed by the military in 2006 and remains abroad in self-imposed exile.
And its intensifying political crisis –
impeachment
proceedings have now been initiated against President Dilma Rousseff for allegedly using irregular accounting maneuvers to disguise the size of the budget deficit – is raising serious questions about who can provide the much-needed treatment.
Impeachment
proceedings against Rousseff will only complicate the situation further.
The judges demanded the National Assembly consider
impeachment.
But impeachment, a lengthy and fraught process, would be unlikely to lead to Zuma’s removal much before the end of his term.
In the end, populist governments, incapable of effective rule, will crumble and their leaders will either face
impeachment
or fail to win re-election.
The first and best-known route is impeachment: a majority in the House of Representatives would indict Trump for “high crimes and misdemeanors,” and a two-thirds majority in the Senate would convict him, removing him from power.
This seems even more unlikely than impeachment, unless some of Trump’s behavior – like his middle-of-the-night tweets or private rants against his aides (most recently, Attorney General Jeff Sessions) – clearly indicates neurological dysfunction or psychopathology.
If this threat becomes salient, Trump may prefer to resign and secure a pardon for all involved, rather than endure an
impeachment
process that may well end with him losing the presidency anyway.
The next day, a federal judge blocks his appointment, claims and counterclaims are filed before the courts, millions take to the streets demanding the president’s impeachment, and no one is quite certain who is in charge.
And if at some point the US House of Representatives brings
impeachment
charges against Trump, he would be one of 100 judges presiding over that fateful case.
Pervez Musharraf’s Long GoodbyeISLAMABAD – Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan stands virtually alone today while facing the most serious challenge to his presidency: possible
impeachment
by the new democratically-elected government.
Rather than trying to face down
impeachment
and prolonging the crisis, he should recognize that Pakistan cannot afford more instability, and that giving up honorably will bring him some respect.
For the sake of argument, even if Musharraf faces
impeachment
and by some stroke of luck is saved from being thrown out of office, his future will be bleak.
Finally, there remains the remedy of impeachment, which is being discussed more and more openly in Washington these days, accompanied (in a sign of the times) by a book, The Case for Impeachment, by Allan J. Lichtman.
Impeachment, set out in Article 2 of the Constitution, is a procedure for the removal from office of a president, vice president, or other top executive official (or judge) suspected of “treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors.”
There are two main reasons to doubt that
impeachment
would rid the world of Trump.
Likewise, Ronald Reagan backed Nixon until the very end, even as Nixon’s
impeachment
was imminent, while Republicans such as Senator Howard Baker of Tennessee concluded that Nixon would have to go.
Buhari, the ANPP candidate, has asked the National Assembly to begin
impeachment
proceedings against Obasanjo.
But
impeachment
proceedings are not likely to be concluded before Obasanjo quits on May 29.
If Trump’s progressive opponents fail to engage seriously with the forces that Trump’s victory reflected and reinforced – in particular, the backlash against neoliberalism – not even
impeachment
will be enough to put the Trumpian genie back in its bottle.
After the political scandal that led to the
impeachment
of Moon’s predecessor, there is growing public momentum for reform in South Korea.
Three months later, several opposition parties circulated an
impeachment
motion against Misra in the Rajya Sabha, the upper house of parliament.
Soul Searching in South KoreaSEOUL – The impeachment, and removal from office, of South Korean President Park Geun-hye on charges of corruption and abuse of power has rocked the country’s political establishment and divided the electorate.
Indeed, although Pérez Molina survived an
impeachment
motion this June, he may well not end up serving out his term, which ends next year.
And President Richard Nixon’s
impeachment
had turned Western democracy into a laughing stock.
Bill Clinton said much the same thing before he was elected, and then spent his first term in a knockdown fight with Newt Gingrich’s Republican majority in Congress, and his second term fighting off
impeachment.
Now that the lower house of the National Congress has voted in favor of President Dilma Rousseff’s
impeachment
for violating fiscal rules, the Senate’s 81 members will vote in the coming days on whether to try her.
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