US EditionFux suspends Porto Alegre's law marking Patriot Day for January 8
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Após a repercussão nacional do “Dia do Patriota”, instituído pela Câmara Municipal de Porto Alegre, no Rio Grande do Sul, os vereadores entraram em um acordo nesta segunda-feira (28) para revogar a data comemorativa. Mais cedo, o ministro do Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF) Luiz Fux já havia mandado revogar a lei, pois considerou que o texto feria princípios básicos da Constituição. VÍDEO – “Dia do Patriota”: Lei de Porto Alegre é suspensa pelo ST…
According to the STF minister, 'under the mask of love for the country, [the law] exalts the performance of those who stood in opposition to constitutional values'
Determination complies with a request made by the Attorney General's Office Minister Luiz Fux, of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), suspended the Porto Alegre law that established January 8, the date that marks the coup attacks at the headquarters of the Three Powers in Brasilia, as Municipal Patriot Day. In the decision, which complies with a request made by the Attorney General's Office (PGR), the minister considered that the text violates basi…
The Porto Alegre City Council (RS) decided to repeal the law that established Patriot Day in the capital of Rio Grande do Sul. The bench leaders reached an agreement this Monday (28) to approve the bill that calls for the repeal of the measure. According to the mayor, Councilman Hamilton Sossmeier (PTB), the agreement was proposed after the negative repercussion of the matter: Related news: PGR goes to the Supreme Court against a Porto Alegre l…
This Monday, the 28th, the Porto Alegre City Council decided to revoke the creation of 'Patriot Day', which would be celebrated on January 8th, the same date on which demonstrators carried out attacks against public buildings belonging to the three Powers, in Brasilia. After meeting with leaders, Mayor Hamilton Sossmeier (PTB) announced that the law would be repealed in plenary session later this week. “We reached an agreement, with the union of…
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