Suspended Brazilian president Rousseff vows to fight on
She called the impeachment process "fraudulent" and "a coup"
Brazil's President Rousseff gestures during a meeting with social movements at Planalto Palace in Brasilia. PHOTO: REUTERS
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"I may have made mistakes but I did not commit any crime," a stern-faced Rousseff said, in an address before leaving the Planalto presidential palace flanked by dozens of supporters.
She called the impeachment process "fraudulent" and "a coup."
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