US EditionTrump Government Reacts to Flávio Dino's Decision and Calls Alexandre De Moraes 'Toxic' - Global Happenings
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The State Department called Moraes "toxic" to U.S. companies, amid the Trump administration's pressure for the Supreme Court's trial of former President Bolsonaro for attempted coup d'état.
Flávio Dino (photo) published a new discharge on this Wednesday, 19, to clarify a decision made one day earlier to respond to the application of the Magnitsky Act by the US government against a colleague of the Supreme Federal Court (STF) Alexandre de Moraes. On the second day, 18 Dino said that “foreign laws, administrative acts, executive orders and similar diplomas do not... The post Dino changes disclaimer to clarify a decision on foreign co…
The Ambassador of the United States issued an official note reaffirming the validity of the sanctions imposed on Minister Alexandre de Moraes, of the Federal Court (STF), even after the decision of Prime Minister Flavio Dino, which provides for the validity of foreign measures for the approval of the Brazilian Court. Without reference to the recent ruling of the STF, the Ambassador stated that “no foreign court can cancel the sanctions imposed b…
Banks review their legal sectors to define how to deal with Moraes, a judge penalized by the North American government
The U.S. Department of Social Networks posted new criticisms to the Minister of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), Alexandre de Moraes. The attack occurs after Minister Flavio Dino, STF, that foreign laws should not have immediate effects in Brazil. In addition, Moraes, rapporteur of actions on a golf course, said "there is no less chance to recover or even one millimetre" in the case in interview with the North American newspaper The Washington P…
On Tuesday (18), Dino considered that following foreign laws could be punished for violating national sovereignty
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