O mais importante jornal dos EUA escracha o judiciário brasileiro…:
Democracia do Brasil empurrada para o abismo
WASHINGTON — The rule of law and the independence of the judiciary are fragile achievements in many countries — and susceptible to sharp reversals.
Brazil, the last country in the Western world to abolish slavery, is a fairly young democracy, having emerged from dictatorship just three decades ago. In the past two years, what could have been a historic advancement ― the Workers’ Party government granted autonomy to the judiciary to investigate and prosecute official corruption ― has turned into its opposite. As a result, Brazil’s democracy is now weaker than it has been since military rule ended.
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E aqui abaixo em español no NYT também…:
Democracia brasileira à beira do abismo
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El juez del tribunal, Sérgio Moro, ha demostrado su propia parcialidad en varias ocasiones. Tuvo que disculparse ante el Supremo Tribunal Federal en 2016 por divulgar conversaciones grabadas entre Lula da Silva y la entonces presidenta Dilma Rousseff, su abogado y su esposa e hijos. El juez Moro organizó un espectáculo para la prensa en el que la policía se presentó en la casa de Lula da Silva y se lo llevó para interrogarlo, aun cuando el expresidente siempre había dicho que se reportaría voluntariamente para ser interrogado.
Leia aqui a íntegra em español
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Antes publicamos…:
“Tribunal canguru”: graças a Moro e cia., o New York Times tripudia sobre a Justiça brasileira. Por Kiko Nogueira https://t.co/7RzWYIZG8u
— DCM ONLINE (@DCM_online) 23 de janeiro de 2018