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Se o PL apoiar a fuga e tentativa golpista do derrotado Flávio Bolsonaro, abrem margem pra cassação de TODO O PARTIDO, e aí depois não adianta ficar falando em ditadura. É isso o que prevê a constituição que eles estão querendo rasgar.
Bancada do PL no Congresso manifesta "total apoio" a Flávio Bolsonaro
cnnbrasil.com.br/politica/ba…
Toquei no @BailaoOtaku sábado e pela primeira vez investi num cosplay. Pensei em personagens negros que eu gostava e não teve jeito, tive que ir de Super Choque.
Não obstante, percebi que dava pra melhorar pra próximas e chegaram hoje a máscara e óculos novos. 🥹
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Quando mandaram prender Lula, eu tava na sala do sindicato onde ele reunia apoiadores. Muita gente disse pra Lula fugir, não faltava opção - Cuba, Argentina.
Lula disse que não: iria se entregar e encarar a justiça
Flávio não tem um centavo da envergadura moral de Lula.
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Sei o que é ser um perseguido político. Na minha juventude, fui preso 4 vezes por me opor à ditadura de 64 e expulso da Universidade onde estudava jornalismo. Fiquei desempregado por pelo menos 1 ano.
Flávio é investigado por evasão de divisas, corrupção passiva e ativa, lavagem de dinheiro e organização criminosa. Nada tem de perseguido político.
Queria entender o que Glenn Greenwald ganha fazendo coro à psicose bolsonarista diante de casos concretos, que desmontam facilmente todo esse teatro dele como o último guardião da democracia brasileira através da bondosa e protetora de todas as democracias nação estadunidense.
Of course Flávio Bolsonaro is under investigation in a case overseen by Moraes. That has been the repressive story of Brazil for the last seven years: if you meaningfully oppose the government or Moraes and his court allies, you run the very high risk of being targeted with criminal investigations, prosecutions, and other punishment: just as happens in all oppressive systems where legal power is abused to punish government critics. Critics of Moraes and then Lula have been persefuted this way since at least 2019.
Flávio Bolsonaro ran against Lula, and Moraes is targeting and punishing Flávio one day after the election. That's exactly what one would expect in an authoritarian climate. Having those who run against a regime targeted for punishment is a hallmark of a repressive legal system.
Meanwhile, Moraes himself is not officially under investigation solely because Flávio Dino — Lula's longtime political ally, whom Lula appointed to the Supreme Court — intervened to block an investigation into Moraes's relationship with Vorcaro, all to ensure the public stayed in the dark until after the election. That investigation would have examined why the Moraes family received the obscene value of $R 200 billion from a corrupt billionaire banker only for Moraes to then delete all of his communications with Vorcaro as the banker asked about how and when to flee Brazil to escape justice (the behavior Moraes cited to order others preventatively imprisoned). Thanks to Flavio Dino, that's not being investigated.
But if you want to talk only about those formally investigated, let's talk about Lula's son, Lulinha. His passport hasn't been seized. He's free to travel. That's why he's living a life of mysteriously funded luxury in Spain. Why hasn't his passport been confiscated or invalidated on the same ground as Flavio's? Lulinha is more than a flight risk: he already left Brazil.
Another person who was had been formally investigated was Lula himself. But his passport wasn't seized until after he had been convicted by a trial court and had that conviction upheld on appeal: something that has never happened with Flávio.
I know and deeply respect that you are one of the nation's leading Brazilian legal specialists -- which is why I appreciate your generous suggestion that I first consult some of your esteemed colleagues before speaking further about these matters -- but nobody needs to have gone to law school to recognize the obvious double standard here. You politically like one side and dislike the other, and so you are happy to see them treated differently.
But ultimately, if you think it looks good for Brazilian democracy to have Moraes -- denounced as authoritarian by numerous international commentators -- to seize the passport of the presidential candidate who ran against the sitting president just one day after the election, in circumstances for which I have been unable to find any precedent in the democratic world, then I think we see things very differently. I don't think that's how most people believe free and fair elections, or free and democratic countries, should function.
admiro muito meus amigos artistas & outros ídolos porque não consigo conceber a ideia de que ainda existem músicas que nunca tenham sido feitas
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imprimir esse tweet e colocar na minha mesa de trabalho pra eu ler qd tiver me autossabotando
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GRATUITOS! A Editora Todavia liberou 3 e-books do jornalista e pesquisador Bruno Paes Manso:
"A república das milícias: Dos esquadrões da morte à era Bolsonaro"
"A Guerra: a ascensão do PCC e o mundo do crime no Brasil" (coautora Camila Nunes Dias)
"A fé o fuzil: Crime e religião no Brasil do século XXI"
➡️ link.amazon/B0cy9KYmc
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Quem é Ana Júlia Ribeiro, deputada que viralizou ao aparecer ao lado de Lula no discurso da vitória em SP glo.bo/dr26hu7
