US EditionDe Moraes Orders Rio's Governor to Explain Operation Containment
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A group of Brazilian right-wing governors met this Thursday in Rio de Janeiro to show...
More than 120 people were killed during police raids on Wednesday in two favelas. As the elections of 2026 approach, and despite national and international indignation, political actors play their partition among the corpses.
The public body, which has provided legal assistance to 106 families of the victims of death, states that the purpose of the request is to contribute to a "transparent" investigation of the events.
After the largest police operation in the history of Rio de Janeiro against the narco group Comando Vermelho (CV), which left at least 132 dead according to the Public Defender's Office—although the official figure still stands at 119—the residents of the Penha favela moved some 56 bodies in the early morning to a neighborhood square to try to identify them.According to reports cited by Brazilian media O Globo, the bodies were removed from the a…
De Moraes orders Rio's Governor to explain Operation Containment
Brazil's Supreme Federal Court (STF) Justice Alexandre De Moraes ruled on Wednesday that Rio de Janeiro Governor Claudio Castro must appear in a hearing on Nov. 3 to account for the outcome of Operation Containment, which left at least 119 people dead.
Thousands of citizens protested in Rio de Janeiro after the police operation that left more than 120 dead in the favelas of Penha and Alemao. The post Miles protest in Rio de Janeiro against police operation that left more than 120 dead appeared first on El Diario.
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