US EditionBrazil paralyzes extradition of a wanted trafficker in Spain for lack of “reciprocity”
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The Supreme Court of Brazil has suspended on Tuesday an extradition process requested by the Spanish Government and gave a five-day deadline to the Spanish ambassador to Brazil to give statements on the principle of reciprocity, as a result of the refusal of Spanish Justice to hand over a Brazilian accused of coup. In a note, the Federal Supreme Court reported that it is Vasil Georgiev Vasilev , a Bulgarian wanted in Spain for drug trafficking. …
Brazilian justice is holding back the handing over of a Bulgarian drug dealer in response to the non-extradition of Oswaldo Eustaquio Filho by Spain. More information: Spain refuses to hand over to Brazil a blogger claimed for "couping" in favor of Bolsonaro: fear reprisals
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This Wednesday (16), the deputies of Novo submitted a request addressed to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mauro Vieira, asking for explanations about the decision of Minister Alexandre de Moraes, of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), who suspended the extradition of Bulgarian citizen Vasil Gergiev Vasilev, convicted of drug trafficking in Spain. The request states that there is concern about the interference of the Judiciary in matters within th…
The Supreme Federal Court (STF) minister, Alexandre de Moraes, suspended the process of extraditing a Bulgarian citizen to Spain. This decision was motivated by the refusal of the Spanish courts to extradite blogger Oswaldo Eustáquio to Brazil. Vasil Georgiev Vasilev is accused of transporting 52 kg of cocaine in Spain in 2022. Moraes chose to suspend his extradition until Spain demonstrates reciprocity to Brazil. Spain's refusal to extradite Eu…
STF minister suspended the return of drug traffickers, after a European country saw 'political motivation' and barred the extradition of Oswaldo Eustáquio
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