US EditionIn the Shadows, a Former Brazilian President Makes a Career Representing Technology Companies
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After leaving the presidency in 2019, Michel Temer decided to resume a career that he abandoned three decades earlier: law. Since then, he has represented several technological companies, including Google. Behind the scenes of the Brazilian Congress, Michel Temer is often remembered as an excellent political articulateor. He was president of the Chamber of Deputies on three occasions and, thanks to this, he obtained the alliance to be vice presi…
Behind the scenes in the Brazilian parliament, Michel Temer is often remembered as a master political strategist. He served as Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies three times, and through this, he secured the alliance to serve as Dilma Rousseff's vice president in 2010. Later, using these same skills, he was part of the coalition that led to his appointment as President of the Republic of Brazil, effective May 12, 2016, following Dilma Rousseff's…
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