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Brazil’s Supreme Court Ordered the Preservation of Evidence of the Lethal Operation in Rio De Janeiro that Left More than 120 Dead

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Judge Alexandre de Moraes demanded that the state government guarantee the integrity of the experts and convened a hearing with human rights organizations

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All neighborhoods, perventing entire cities, are in Brazil today at the hands of criminal organizations that impose their violent law there. What happened in Rio de Janeiro is just the point of Iceberg.

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Judge Alexandre de Moraes demanded that the state government guarantee the integrity of the experts and convened a hearing with human rights organizations

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Minister Alexandre de Moraes decided today that the government of Rio de Janeiro should preserve the evidence relating to the mega-operation carried out in the last three years.

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Brazil, Nov 02, 2025 (ATB Digital) .- The president of the Federal Supreme Court of Brazil, Alexandre de Moraes, has ordered the preservation of documentation and all material elements related to the police operation in which 121 people died last Tuesday in Rio de Janeiro respecting the chain of custody. The decision supports a petition of the Public Defender’s Office of the Union that asks to preserve any evidence of crimes and guarantee the te…

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Judge Alexandre de Moraes ordered the preservation of the evidence related to the operation and the right found a topic from which to stop to challenge Lula.The mega-police operation carried out on Tuesday in two large popular neighborhoods of Rio de Janeiro, in which in total 121 people –117 civilians and four police officers – were shot dead, continues to generate repercussions in Brazil, where the action of the security forces...Continue read…

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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Sunday, November 2, 2025.
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