US EditionClassification of Pcc and Cv as Terrorists Can Reach Companies in Brazil
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Brazilian companies with direct or indirect links to the PCC and Red Command may suffer sanctions if the US classifies the factions as terrorists.
In a recent conversation with Rubio, Chancellor said he has reaffirmed that Brazil is against classifying PCC and CV as terrorists.
The Minister of Foreign Relations, Mauro Vieira (photo), once again stated in this quarter that the government Lula (PT) is against the designation of the First Capital Command (PCC) and the Red Command (CV) as foreign terrorist organizations (FTOs). In an interview with GloboNews, Vieira reported a conversation with the State Secretary... The post Vieira refuses to classify PCC and CV as terrorists: “Government is against” appeared first on The…
The Brazilian government has informed the United States of its opposition to the American proposal to classify Brazilian criminal organizations as terrorist groups. Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira said on Wednesday (March 25, 2026) that he communicated his disagreement to US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. In an interview with Globonews, Vieira said he formally confirmed this with the US government. He believes that criminal factions are motivated…
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