Recently dismissed Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff criticized the state 's interim president Michel Temer for forming a new government without including  sufficient women and black women, reports RIA Novosti .

"I regret there is no woman or black person in the administration after many years,” she said. The gender discrimination is a serious issue for a country where women make more than 50% of  the population, according to Rousseff.

The other day the Senate approved to proceed Rousseff’s impeachment with 55 votes. This means that Rousseff is removed from the office for 180 days, whereas her duties passed to the Vice-President Michel Temer . He has already formed a new government made of 24 ministers. Rousseff said that the new government has extremely liberal perspectives in the sphere of economy, and is conservative in social and cultural spheres." In the meanwhile, Brazil’s finance minister Enrique Meyrelesh promised that Brazil will soon take tough but necessary economic steps.