BRASÍLIA: When suspended Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff cleared her desk, said goodbye to staff and surrendered her office to her bitter enemy Michel Temer, Brazil's traumatic power shift was complete.
Except for one niggling issue: What to do with all the Rousseff portraits on presidential palace walls?
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