The matter will be remembered for a long time by Brazilian President Michael Temer. His country's retirement authority thought that he was no longer alive. Not only did he think, his allowance was stopped by the authorities. Finally last Saturday, President Tema was forced to say, 'I am alive.
The event started last November. The 77-year-old leader of the pension was stopped for the first time in the month. Later, he did not get the allowance in December. Authorities say the allowance is stopped because Michael Temar's survival information is not available to them.
The incident happened though the President had forgotten. In Brazil, the largest country in Latin America, in order to get continuous retirement allowance, the beneficiaries have to appear before the authorities in person with the necessary documentation. If the discrepancy occurs, the authorities assume that the retired person is no longer alive. They also took steps accordingly. This is a lot like automation. If the information fails to provide the survivor, the surviving person also dies the retirement allowance authority. There was no exception in his case as he could not be present in his body. But in the case of a president, the incident is unacquainted.
In an interview to Brazil's television network Redtiv, the president said on Saturday: "The evidence of living in my case is obvious. I mean, I see it every day. "Then, blaming the bureaucracy for this error, Shohasa Taimor. But he also argued for the action taken by the authorities. Said, 'I think this has happened as part of the equal behavior towards everyone.' The meaning of this word was that the authority that takes steps for the common man, despite being the President, has taken the same step in his case.
Former Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff took over as President of the country after being convicted and removed in 2016, Michael Temar. Prior to that, he served as the Vice President of the Dilma Sarkar. According to the latest survey, he is the most unpopular president of his country.
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