The minister, of the (Supreme Federal Court), said that Brazil lives today a moment of democratic resistance. Without mentioning the announcement of the president of, one, the dean of the court also criticized Big Techs and recalled attacks from January 8, 2023.
In a publication on social networks on Thursday (10), the magistrate made a defense of Brazilian democracy, stating that the country makes an irreducible defense of the Constitution.
“What is written in Brazil today is a true unpublished chapter in the history of democratic resistance,” he said.
The dean quoted the attacks on ministers, who called Virulentos, and recalled.
“What no other contemporary democracy faced: an attempt to coup d’état in full light of day, orchestrated and planned by extremist groups who have misused the unrestricted immunity of social networks,” he said.
“These singularities define the historical moment of Brazilian combative democracy: when the irreducible defense of constitutional precepts becomes a civilizing imperative in the face of forces that threaten national institutions, but the very concept of law in the 21st century.”
Regarding digital platforms, the minister referred to the campaign contrary to the so -called PL of fake news. In May 2023, a decision from Moraes ordered the removal of.
“No other national parliament has astonished, astonished, a colossal disinformation campaign perpetrated by technology companies that, with expedients of lies and alarmist narratives, sabotaged the democratic debate about modernization of regulatory frameworks,” wrote Gilmar Mendes.
Days after ongoing an offensive to defend Jair Bolsonaro, the US president decided to impose a 50% surcharge on Brazil and cited the political ally in the letter sent to President Lula (PT) on Wednesday (9). It is the largest extra fare among the 22 announced by the American this week.
According to Trump, the surcharge will be imposed in part due to thes “Brazil’s insidious attacks on free elections and the fundamental rights of freedom of expression of Americans.”
Trump states that the way Brazil has treated Bolsonaro is a “shame” and that the trial against the former president is a “witch hunt that needs to be closed.”
