It took only 11 days in office for Brazil’s Acting President Michel Temer to suffer his first major setback. The day before he was due to shepherd a bill through Congress to help revive investor confidence, Temer’s Budget Minister Romero Juca on Monday was forced to step down over allegations that he wanted to obstruct a probe into graft and money laundering. James Crombie of the Bloomberg Latin America Brief breaks down Brazil's bumpy road ahead.