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Portugal Says New US Sanctions to the ICC Commit to Combat Impunity

The Portuguese Government today condemned the new sanctions imposed by the United States (US) on the International Criminal Tribunal (ICT), which it considers to compromise the fight against impunity for the most serious crimes.

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Portugal criticizes U.S. sanctions against the international court, pointing out that they affect judicial autonomy and the fight against impunity.The measure coincides with the Nobel Prize awarded to Navi Pillay, former judge of the court, generating global reactions for its impact on international law.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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"The respect for international law requires that the institutions defending it be able to fulfil their mandate without pressure or interference", stresses the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The Portuguese Government today condemned the new sanctions imposed by the United States (US) on the International Criminal Tribunal (ICT), which it considers to compromise the fight against impunity for the most serious crimes.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Portuguese government defends institutions free of pressure and interference, alerting to the risks to international justice

·Portugal
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The Portuguese Government today condemned the new sanctions imposed by the United States (US) on the International Criminal Tribunal (ICT), which it considers to compromise the fight against impunity for the most serious crimes.

·Portugal
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Sapo broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Friday, October 9, 2026.
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