The licensed federal deputy (-SP) published a thanks to after the US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, in those of the minister, the (Supreme Court), and “his allies” in the court.
“I can’t see my father and now have Brazilian authority that can’t see their families in the US either – who knows they will even lose their visas. Here’s the Moraes cost to those who support the regime.
In the post that announces the decision, Rubio said the Supreme Court makes a “Hunting for Political Halloween” against the former president (PL) and violates fundamental rights not only of Brazilians, but also of Americans.
He also stated that President Trump had already made it clear that he would act against foreigners responsible for “censorship.”
“I ordered the revocation of a visa to Moraes and his allies in the court, as well as for direct family members, immediately,” he said.
The secretary does not quote the other court ministers in the posting or give details of how the measure will be made.
The punishment occurs after Eduardo made a tour of Washington in search of punishment for the STF minister in recent months.
The interest in Eduardo Nos, according to Google Trends data. The demand has increased ten times in the last 30 days compared to the previous period.
The US government order is announced on the same day on the charges of paying against Brazil’s sovereignty by articulating measures abroad. The former president is required to wear an electronic anklet and cannot approach foreign embassies and consulates.
The measure announced this Friday is complementary to what was announced in May by the State Department. At the time, Rubio decided to restrict entry to the US from foreign authorities who, in the opinion of the government, violate freedom of expression.
The secretary’s announcement now does not speak of economic sanctions to the STF minister. In recent months, it has been speculated if the US government would not decree the freezing of any good or Moraes asset in the United States.
The magnitsky law, which allows the unilateral application of punishments to foreigners accused of severe corruption or systematic human rights violations, was pointed out by critics of Moraes as a possible legal basis against the minister.
