Supporters of Dilma Rousseff light a fire as they protest against new Brazilian President Michel Temer at the Paulista Avenue, in Sao Paulo, Brazil on August 31, 2016. Brazil's Dilma Rousseff was stripped of the country's presidency in an emotional impeachment vote Wednesday and replaced by conservative rival Michel Temer, who promised to heal Latin America's biggest economy. / AFP PHOTO / Miguel SCHINCARIOLMIGUEL SCHINCARIOL/AFP/Getty Images

New Brazilian President Michel Temer before the start of the plenary session of the Brazilian Senate in which he will take office, in Brasilia, on August 31, 2016. Brazil's Dilma Rousseff was stripped of the country's presidency in an impeachment vote Wednesday and replaced by her bitter rival Michel Temer, shifting Latin America's biggest economy sharply to the right. / AFP PHOTO / ANDRESSA ANHOLETEANDRESSA ANHOLETE/AFP/Getty Images

New Brazilian President Michel Temer before the start of the plenary session of the Brazilian Senate in which he will take office, in Brasilia, on August 31, 2016. Brazil's Dilma Rousseff was stripped of the country's presidency in an impeachment vote Wednesday and replaced by her bitter rival Michel Temer, shifting Latin America's biggest economy sharply to the right. / AFP PHOTO / ANDRESSA ANHOLETEANDRESSA ANHOLETE/AFP/Getty Images

New Brazilian President Michel Temer (L), Senate president Renan Calheiros and the president of the Supreme Federal Court of Brazil, Ricardo Lewandowski (R) during the plenary session of the Brazilian Senate in Brasilia, on August 31, 2016. Brazil's Dilma Rousseff was stripped of the country's presidency in an impeachment vote Wednesday and replaced by her bitter rival Michel Temer, shifting Latin America's biggest economy sharply to the right. / AFP PHOTO / ANDRESSA ANHOLETEANDRESSA ANHOLETE/AFP/Getty Images

The president of lower house of the Brazilian Congresss, Rodrigo Maia during the ceremony in which Michel Temer took office beforee the plenary of the Senate in Brasilia, on 31 August 2016. Brazil's Dilma Rousseff was stripped of the country's presidency in an impeachment vote Wednesday and replaced by her bitter rival Michel Temer, shifting Latin America's biggest economy sharply to the right. / AFP PHOTO / ANDRESSA ANHOLETEANDRESSA ANHOLETE/AFP/Getty Images

The President of the lower house of the Brazilian Congresss, Rodrigo Maia (L) and the new Brazilian President Michel Temer (R)talk during the start of the plenary session of the Senate in Brasilia, on August 31, 2016. Brazil's Dilma Rousseff was stripped of the country's presidency in an impeachment vote Wednesday and replaced by her bitter rival Michel Temer, shifting Latin America's biggest economy sharply to the right. / AFP PHOTO / ANDRESSA ANHOLETEANDRESSA ANHOLETE/AFP/Getty Images

President Michel Temer (L) speaks with senator Aecio Neves before taking office before the plenary of the Brazilian Senate in Brasilia, on August 31, 2016. Brazil's Dilma Rousseff was stripped of the country's presidency in an impeachment vote Wednesday and replaced by her bitter rival Michel Temer, shifting Latin America's biggest economy sharply to the right. / AFP PHOTO / ANDRESSA ANHOLETEANDRESSA ANHOLETE/AFP/Getty Images

New Brazilian President Michel Temer (L) and Senate president Renan Calheiros talk during the plenary session of the Brazilian Senate in Brasilia, on August 31, 2016. Brazil's Dilma Rousseff was stripped of the country's presidency in an impeachment vote Wednesday and replaced by her bitter rival Michel Temer, shifting Latin America's biggest economy sharply to the right. / AFP PHOTO / ANDRESSA ANHOLETEANDRESSA ANHOLETE/AFP/Getty Images