The United States press repercussions on Wednesday afternoon (30) the sanctions that the Donald Trump government imposed the Supreme Court Minister Alexandre de Moraes, based on magnitsky law, which aims to violate human rights and corruption.
The New York Times recalled that Moraes and other STF ministers had already seen their visas revoked by the United States on the 18th. “Judge Alexandre de Moraes, who has been in the Trump government, will face sanctions in a significant climb of pressure over Brazil,” wrote the New York journal.
Axios related to sanctions on the 50% rate on Brazilian products that Trump should impose from Friday (1st), under the arguments that former President Jair Bolsonaro is the victim of a judicial “witch hunt” and that Moraes decisions related to Big Techs would have violated American citizens’ rights, among other points.
“Sanctions are a striking escalation of the increasingly tense dispute between the US and Brazil over Bolsonaro, Trump’s ally, with significant tariffs scheduled for Friday as well,” Axios said.
Bloomberg agency also mentioned the tariff. “President Donald Trump has increased pressure on Brazil in recent weeks, threatening to impose 50% rates on the country due to what he has described as a” witch hunt “led by Moraes against Bolsonaro. The US also revoked Moraes visa this month,” he said.
CNBC broadcaster, on the other hand, remembered on its website of the Rumble and Trump Media video platform process, against Moraes, against Moraes in the Federal Court of Florida.
“Sanctions occur five months after Trump’s social media company, Trump Media, sued Moraes due to an order from the judge for the Rumble video hosting company to suspend the accounts of a ‘politically active and known user’ of Rumble, whose services A Trump Media uses,” said the broadcaster, referring to the Brazilian right -wing Brazilian journalist and influencer.
