Brasilia_ The president Dilma Rousseff, separated from her position since last May 12th, will appear this Monday in the senate of Brazil. If she is considered guilty after the voting of the full of the Senate, Dilma will be definitively separated from her position and disabled for an 8 year-old period, the digital place of Radio Rebelde publishes.

On Saturday, for the fifth time since the final phase of this political trial began, a senator favorable to Rousseff protested for the lack of people in the room.

In that moment, only 31 of the 81 senators were present. Most of them from block that support Dilma, perhaps as a strategy to boycott the witness of the defense who were giving declaration, or maybe for lack of interest.

Many newspapers and actors of the coup prefer to open their editions with the measures that now President Michel Temer will announce, instead of dedicating spaces to the pursuit of the process.

The last phase of the impeachment began on Thursday and the predictions continue the same, clearly unfavorable to Rousseff.

One of the last ones in declaring in the process, during Saturday’s session was, Nelson Barbosa, minister of Economy until last May 12, who defended that Rousseff didn't break any law that justified the impeachment. "There is not anything remotely illegal", Barbosa manifested, "and you cannot reinterpret the law in a retroactive way”.

This Monday Dilma Rousseff will speak to the senate accompanied by some 20 people of her group, formed by former ministers and deputies, which remained to her side until the day she left the power for a temporary period.

Some of her followers remember the symbolism in this process to Rousseff, judged by the second time in her life by people that "attempt to the democracy."

The president prepared with Lula da Silva and some advisers to defend against the accusations against her: alterations in the State budget without the permission of the Congress and petitions of credits to public banks.

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