Brazilian President moves out of his residence because he's afraid of ghosts

Brazilian President Michel Temer announced last week that he and his wife and son will move out of the presidential residence because it has "bad energy" that is causing him to lose sleep.

According to the British newspaper Independent, Brazilian President Michel Temer announced that he and his family will move out of the Alvorada presidential palace because it is haunted by "ghosts".

Mr Temer, his wife Marcela Temer and their seven-year-old son will move into the Brazilian vice presidential residence, where the family lived when he was vice president.

Brazilian President Michel Temer. Photo: AFP.

“I felt something strange. I couldn’t sleep well from the first night there. The energy was not good,” Mr. Temer said in an interview with Brazil’s Veja magazine.

“Marcela feels the same way. Only my son Michelzinho likes it. He is always running around.”

Mr. Temer also said that he and his wife wondered if the presidential palace, which was built in 1958, was haunted. According to Globo, Mrs. Marcela also called a shaman to perform a ritual to exorcise the “evil spirits,” but without success.

Mr Temer was a former vice president of Brazil. He took over as president after former President Dilma Rousseff was impeached last August for breaking budget laws.

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