It was so after the dismissal of Brazil Dilma Rousseff.

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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.- Dilma Rousseff was removed from the presidency of Brazil and soon will leave the official residence to face a new chapter in its history.

And how is Brazil? Michel Temer, former vice president Rousseff and now his sworn enemy, took on a hit by rampant recession, rising unemployment (more than 11 million people) and a massive corruption scandal in trouble over his entire political class country, both left and right, AFP reported.

Temer complete the term until 2018. What are the main challenges? And how the left began to rule in 2003 with Lula's left? What is the next step in the career of Rousseff?

A sea of questions surrounding the largest economy in Latin America.

What will Dilma?

After losing the presidential sash, Rousseff will have to deliver the keys to the Alvorada Palace, the presidential residence was where virtually banished when it was suspended in May.

Brasilia is scheduled to leave and depart towards Porto Alegre (south), where his daughter and grandchildren.

Dilma, however, was saved from disqualification of eight, she herself had declared as a "political death penalty". After a crushing score of 61-20 to remove her, the Senate did not get the votes to take away the right to hold public office.

Thus, Rousseff can exercise and presented even to elected office, but can not run in the presidential elections of 2018, since it was elected in the last elections in two consecutive times.

"They think they beat us, but they are deceived. I know everyone will fight, we will have against them the strongest, tireless and energetic opposition a coup government may suffer" launched Rousseff, in his first speech after ousted in which launched a "see you soon".

Chairing without the approval of the polls

Temer has insisted that it is the Constitution that gives legitimacy, but carries on his shoulders the weight of not being chosen for this position.

In fact, surveys have shown that this constitutional lawyer has very low levels of the vote if an election run parallel.

Temer has said so far he will not stand in the elections of 2018.

It does not escape the revelations of massive corruption scandals. And if convicted of violating campaign finance rules, it could be prevented submitted to an elective office for eight years.

The president also faces an investigation by the Superior Electoral Court on alleged illegal funding during the campaign that reaches the formula that integrated with Rousseff.

If convicted, the victory of 2014 would be annulled and would have to choose a new president. If passed this year, President of the Chamber of Deputies takes power and calls elections. If in the last two years in office, it is the Congress that will select the president indirectly.

Does it change the government line?

Already he did. Since taking office on an interim basis, Temer, a negotiator astute politician in the shadows, he put together a government thinking that Dilma would be dismissed.

His cabinet has no women and is made up of white and conservative men. But has the endorsement of the market and most importantly, the Congress already approved the revision of the fiscal target 170,500 million reais (USD 52,500 million at current exchange rates) in 2016 and is open to pass the fiscal adjustment was rejected when Rousseff presented it.

The focus of the new government will be the economy and Temer said that does not shake the pulse to pass unpo[CENSORED]r measures, such as new taxes. The policy, designed by orthodox finance minister, Henrique Meirelles, started cutting ministries and the establishment of a ceiling on public spending.

The economic crisis has as a backdrop addition, the falling prices of oil, iron ore and other raw materials.

And what is left?

Temer's arrival to power marks the end of 13 years of leftist governments in Brazil, which began with Lula in 2003.

Lula and Rousseff changed the image of the old Latin American left, combining orthodox and friendly market with revolutionary social programs that lifted millions out of poverty and urged a middle class consumer.

But the crisis took everything down and amid unemployment, inflation and high interest rates, grew discontent and rejection of the government, with huge demonstrations calling for the fall of the first president of Brazil.

Some protests against Temer have been summoned, but are far from massive.

The image of the PT and Lula Rousseff and Temer the PMDB, has also been affected by the mega fraud to the state oil company Petrobras.

The left now goes to the opposition, which has already been fierce and will do everything to return to power in 2018 with Lula, if not fall before in the hands of justice, which investigates corruption and indicted for obstruction of justice.