Brazil: Hundreds denounce Rousseff's impeachment in Cinelandia square

A large crowd gathered in Rio de Janeiro's famous Cinelandia square to protest against the impeachment of former Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff, on Wednesday evening.
Supporters of the ousted president chanted loudly and denounced the appointment of former Vice President Michel Temer to the head of government.
One protester expressed concern in the political developments across Brazil, claiming that it may destabilise the so-called 'BRICS' - a body of five major emerging national economies: Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. He said, "This is all part of a strategy against the BRICS, to take out Brazil you make it weak, leaving Russia and China. In case Hillary Clinton gets elected in USA, she will definitely go against Russia."
Rousseff has faced charges that her administration broke government budget laws in order to support her re-election in 2014. However, the former Brazilian President has maintained her innocence and accused Temer and the opposition to her Workers' Party of staging a coup, through her impeachment, in order to oust her from office.