Brazil's Senate to hold two votes on dismissing Rousseff

BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's Senate will hold two separate votes on whether to dismiss Dilma Rousseff from the presidency for breaking budget laws and whether to bar her from public office for eight years after she is removed, the magistrate overseeing her trial ruled on Wednesday. Chief Justice Ricardo Lewandowski said he could not refuse the request made by left-leaning parties that support Rousseff. Under Brazil's Constitution, a dimissed president should lose political rights for eight years and be prevented from holding any government job, even teaching posts at state universities. (Reporting by Anthony Boadle; Editing by Daniel Flynn)