The federal deputy Eduardo Bolsonaro (PL-SP) told the British newspaper Financial Times that the USA plan new sanctions to the judges of the STF (Federal Supreme Court) by judging the coup plan against his father, the former president Jair Bolsonaro (PL).
“I know that [Trump] It has a number of possibilities at stake, from sanctioning more Brazilian authorities to a new wave of withdrawals from visas and tariff issues, ”said Eduardo.
The White House and the US State Department did not immediately respond to a request for commentary from the British period.
On August 4, o. He is being investigated in the Court for coercion and attempted obstruction of justice for Eduardo’s performance in the US. O.
“Moraes has sold out all his options,” said the deputy. “Trump has not yet exhausted. Trump still has the option to double his bet due to the reaction of Moraes.”
“I believe there may be a strong US response, perhaps sanctioning Alexandre de Moraes’s wife, who is his financial arm,” he continued. “Perhaps a new wave of visa revokes, [aqueles] of allies of Alexandre de Moraes. ”
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Eduardo also said he plans to travel to Europe to continue pressing the STF.
“I want to bring US sanctions to the knowledge of European parliamentarians so that it can be sanctioned there.”
“For example, the arrival leader, who is now the second largest party in Portugal, André Ventura, said he also wants to prevent Alexandre de Moraes from entering Portugal and freezing any goods he may have there, based on human rights laws.”
The report was published around 7 am. Subsequently, in the afternoon ,.
Previous sanctions
E, device of US legislation used to punish foreigners accused of corruption or serious human rights violations.
Another seven magistrates also had their visas previously suspended, in addition to Paulo Gonet, Attorney General of the Republic:
- Luís Roberto Barroso, president of the STF;
- Edson Fachin, vice president of the Supreme Court;
- Dias Toffoli, STF Minister;
- Cristiano Zanin, STF Minister;
- Flávio Dino; STF Minister;
- Cármen Lúcia, Minister of the STF;
- Gilmar Mendes, STF Minister;
President Donald Trump also imposed a 50% rate on Brazilian products.
*Posted by Douglas Porto
