Brazil's Dilma Rousseff blames VP Temer for part in "overthrow"

President Rousseff is fending off impeachment proceedings in Congress

Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff has condemned an "overthrow" plot against her, proposing that Vice President Michel Temer is one of the "schemers".

The president - who is confronting indictment in the national Congress - indicated that he was one of the instigators of a plot to topple her.

She said a sound message discharged on Monday by Mr Temer, who she didn't name, was proof of the scheme.

The message by Mr Temer required a legislature of national solidarity.

Journalists say that it suggested that Ms Rousseff's prosecution had as of now happened. Mr Temer says the message was discharged unintentionally.

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In it he seems, by all accounts, to be practicing an inaugural discourse hours before a vital vote by a congressional council to choose whether reprimand procedures against President Rousseff ought to proceed.

"They now are scheming transparently, in the light of day, to destabilize a honest to goodness chose president," Ms Rousseff said.

In a clear reference to Vice President Temer and lower house speaker Eduardo Cunha she alluded to "the boss and... the bad habit boss" of the plot.

The president said that one was liable of "incomprehensible misuse" in the indictment process while the other was "rubbing his hands in joy while doing a ridiculous hole of an inaugural discourse".

Brazil is "living [in] interesting times," she said, "times of an upset, of joke and selling out."

President Rousseff said she was stunned by the dauntlessness of the hole of the recording.

"One of the boss backstabbers accept the state of president of the republic," she said.