Former Brazilian President Michel Temer married Marcela Temer, who was 43 years younger than him, 11 years ago.
It's just that it didn't take long for the reputation of the new "First Lady of Brazil" to stink, and she was given the title of "Pit Man Maniac" internationally.
What did the "First Lady of Brazil" do?
The love of the "uncrowned king".
Michel Temer studied law at the Pontificia Católica de São Paulo, where he received a doctorate in law, and when he entered Brazilian politics, he was once known as the "uncrowned king" and played a pivotal role in Brazilian politics.
In 2010, Temer ran in Brazil's presidential election with Rousseff, who became president of Brazil and Temer was elected vice president, and in 2014, both were re-elected as president and vice president.
In 2016, Rousseff was impeached, and Temer replaced him as Brazil's president until 2018.
When Temer took over the presidency of Brazil, Brazil's economy was not in good shape, and Temer told the media that he was the only person who could stabilize Brazil's political situation and promote a comprehensive economic recovery.
Did Temer do it?
As soon as Temer took office, he hurried to China to attend the G20 summit in Hangzhou, and also to Shanghai. Temer's intention to come to China is very clear, and he hopes to develop the economy together with the mainland. In 2017, Temer traveled to the United States to upgrade the partnership between the two countries.
Temer not only developed friendly relations with foreign countries, but also carried out reforms at home with a "sickle".
In 2016, Temer amended the constitution to cap public spending at all levels of government to avoid making ends meet.
Second, Temer revised the pension system and labor system to stimulate the revitalization of the Brazilian market. In the first quarter of 2017, Brazil ended a two-year period of negative economic growth.
However, the move did not win favor with Brazilians, with Temer's approval rating being low, with only 10% of his approval rating in Brazil as of March 2017.
In addition, Temer was made a "corruption suspect" in May 2017 and will face 23 charges.
One of the charges alleges that he accepted political contributions from a Brazilian construction company, opened the door to cooperation with the company, and used other propaganda tactics to disrupt the electoral order.
A month after the incident, Brazil's Supreme Electoral Court upheld the 2014 election results and allowed Temer to remain president of Brazil.
Kotmer has long since lost the hearts of the people, and one of the main reasons for his disapproval is his wife Marcela, who is 43 years younger than him.
What did Marcella do?
"Pit Maniacs"
Marcella is 43 years younger than Temer, she is a good looker, her father is a businessman, and her mother is a housewife, taking care of the family's life. Marcela participated in a beauty contest in 2002 and was runner-up.
In 2003, Marcela met Temer at an event in the state of São Paulo, where he was still working in the Chamber of Deputies and was considered a celebrity in Brazil.
This year, Marcella just turned 20 years old, while Temer was 63 years old. Marcella plucked up the courage to ask Temer to take a picture with him, and Temer agreed, but he made a small request, what was it?
Temer wanted Marcella to tell him about his phone number as a return gift for a group photo. Marcella was overjoyed and immediately wrote the phone to Temer. Since then, the two have kept in touch, and their relationship has gradually warmed up, and it didn't take long for the two to enter the palace of marriage.
This happy event stunned many people, after all, Temer is 43 years older than Marcela, and his youngest children are also 40 years old, 20 years older than Marcella, the two span two generations, can they still have a common language?
Marcela once responded to this question in an interview, saying, "Michelle is like being 30, which sounds ridiculous, but it's true." We live like any normal couple." This sentence answered everyone's doubts, and since the parties have said so, everyone can only bless them.
In 2011, Temer became Brazil's vice president, and the family moved into the Yabru Palace. Before moving in, Marcella offered that she wouldn't live in the palace if she didn't renovate and repair it once. Marcella requested that the swimming pool in the palace be renovated and renovated at a cost of millions of pounds.
Temer acceded to Marcella's request and paid for the repairs from the Brazilian treasury. During the renovation of the palace, Marcella continued to live in the mansion in São Paulo with her son and mother, while Temer lived alone in the palace under construction.
Marcella finally moved in after the palace renovation was completed, but when she offered to bring her mother and sister along, Temer had to buy a five-bedroom apartment near the palace for a total value of £1.5 million.
In addition, Temer also took into account Marcela's other relatives, and rented a four-bedroom apartment near the five-bedroom apartment for Marcella's other relatives for £5,000 a month.
In addition, Temer and Marcella also hired bodyguards and nannies, a total of 52 people. The staff all lived in houses near the Yabru Palace and paid more than £20,000 a month in rent, which was still paid from the Brazilian treasury.
If in the early years, when the Brazilian economy was booming, Temer Bomeranians were happy to do so, everyone would say a few words, but when the Brazilian economy declined and there was negative growth, Temer and Marcela's luxurious life did not end, but became more and more extravagant year by year, and at its worst, the items Marcela bought in Paris and Milan were all from public expense.
Marcela also knew that the Brazilian people had a problem with her, so she studied law at school, joined Rousseff's campaign with Temer, and spoke at the United Nations conference on sustainable development. But Marcella didn't last long, and began to go shopping all over the world again.
Marcela's actions have increased the dissatisfaction of the Brazilian people with Temer, especially Temer, who has also been suspected of corruption, and the Brazilian people have strongly demanded that Temer end his term. In 2018, Temer stepped down as president, and his dark days came.
At the end of March 2019, Temer was arrested and imprisoned in São Paulo, again on suspicion of embezzlement and bribery. But he was released in mid-May. This incident should also be a wake-up call to Temer that Marcella can no longer be let go.
Resources:
[1] Global Figures, "The First Lady Jumped into the Lake to Save 20180516 the Dog!
[2] Xinhuanet, "Brazil's New First Lady Accused of Extreme Luxury, People's Dissatisfaction", 20160518