<p>Huge crowds took to the streets of Brasilia on May 18, to demand the resignation of President Michel Temer, who is embroiled in an ongoing corruption scandal.</p><p>On Wednesday, Brazil’s Globo newspaper</a> reported that two businessmen had sent prosecutors secret recordings connecting Temer with an ongoing graft probe that has linked illegal payments made by a state-owned oil company to several politicians. In the recordings, Temer allegedly approved bribes to buy the silence of former lower house Speaker Eduardo Cunha in the investigation.</p><p>The accusations against Temer have sparked a new wave of protests across the country</a>. Temer denied the accusations and refused to resign</a> at a national address on Thursday afternoon.</p><p>This video shows marchers moving through Brasilia’s Praca dos Tres Poderes, which is home to Brazil’s congress, supreme sourt and president’s office.</p><br />
