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Present research deals with the first two speeches given by Michel Temer after his double inaugurations as President of Brazil in 2016: on May 12, when he became acting president, after the opening of impeachment proceedings against Dilma Rousseff; and on August 31, after the Senate condemned her to the loss of her term. The aim is to seek a better understanding of how such public pronouncements can reveal the relationship of the new government with the political forces that surround it. Theoretical framework is based largely on Dominique Maingueneau's work on discourse analysis and on Guita Debert's work on inauguration pronouncements. Texts of the speeches, obtained through the website of the Presidency of the Republic, were treated with Iramuteq software for lexicographic analysis. Results indicate that the speeches reveal a disposition to govern with a parliamentary elite (expressed by the use of the pronoun "we", especially in the second discourse), as opposed to a popular government.

Os “nós” de Temer: uma análise dos discursos de posse de 2016