Members of the articulation against the minister, of the (Supreme Federal Court), tell us of the government sent to the magistrate must substantiate a direct to the minister.
The assessment of a person linked to the Republican is that the Brazilian government has been mistakenly dealt with Trump’s position of allies.
The reading is that the negotiation based on political positions – that an exclusive punishment for the STF minister would be an attack on national sovereignty – would not be enough to make American management members back in the layout of sanctioning Moraes.
Only an effective retreat of the minister, that is, the revocation of the orders that were pointed out as mistaken by the US government, would have the effect of raising anti-moraes actions.
The craft is part of a pressure context for Moraes to go back in some decisions.
In this sense, the letter would serve as a certificate that the US government considers illegal orders of the STF minister and that an ultimatum was given to both the minister and the Brazilian authorities to whom the letter was sent, according to a person close to Trump management. The Justice Department document sent to Moraes says that the magistrate’s orders are unenforceable in the US.
A Sheet showed the content of the document, whose existence was revealed by the.
Last week, the State Department decided to restrict the visa of US authorities who have censored, in the understanding of the body, citizens, companies or permanent residents in the country.
The Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, did not list names, but, in his statement, cited actions that are similar to orders made by Moraes, who issued arrest warrants against allies of Jair Bolsonaro (PL) who are in the United States.
Therefore, the evaluation, even from members of the Brazilian government, is that it would be impacted by this impediment to access the US. Moraes pockets and targets in the US are still expecting President Donald Trump to go further and sign a decree to punish Moraes on the basis of magnitsky law, which allows unilateral punishments for serious human rights violations.
Rubio of the Trump administration to apply direct personal sanctions against Moraes using this legislation.
The sanctions studied include blockade of goods in the US, freezing accounts (including Brazilian banks with operation there) and prohibition of entry in the country.
The application of the sanction has been discussed since February and would already have the approval of all the necessary organs to be applied, waiting for Trump’s signature.
In recent weeks, Rubio has been more directly involved in the operation, according to people involved. This may have had an impact on the writing of the decree and also in the time the punishment would come out, as it involves diplomacy.
The Brazilian government has also been acting through its diplomacy to avoid punishment.
The operation against Moraes in the US is headed by the licensed deputy and companies affected by the minister, such as Rumble. It also has the support of, owner of Network X that has already crashed with Moraes, and congressmen.
The agenda of freedom of expression is also a theme with the support of democrats in the country, which supported the approval of a project in a commission of the House that would also bar the entry of foreigners involved in which they consider acts of censorship to Americans.
The Justice Department letter sent to Moraes states that four orders made by the magistrate against the Rumble Network have no effect on American soil.
In order for them to enforce, the agency said, the magistrate would have to have filed a lawsuit in a US court or have appealed to legal channels.
“We do not take a position on the applicability of the various orders and other judicial documents that direct Rumble to act within the territory of Brazil, which is a matter of Brazilian law,” says the letter.
“However, as these documents direct Rumble to take specific actions in the United States, we respectfully inform you that such guidelines are not executable court orders in the United States,” the text, signed by Ada Bosque, director at the Office for International Civil Division of the Department of the Department.
How it showed the SheetMinisters of the Court complain of what they considered lack of actions in the case. After that, Moraes decided to open one to investigate the possible commitment of coercion crimes, investigation obstruction and violent abolition of the Democratic Rule of Law.
According to reports made to Sheet On condition of anonymity, Moraes and other ministers criticized in conversations reserved with other members of the Judiciary Summit the fact that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not express themselves after Rubio confirmed the study of punishments to the magistrate.
See the full letter from the Justice Department to Moraes:
