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LULA TAKES A HEAVY LOSS!
The rejection of Jorge Messias by the Federal Senate is a crushing defeat for the government and a boost for institutional integrity. In his attempt to elevate his right-hand man to the Supreme Court, President Lula overlooked the lack of legal backing for the nominee in favor of a blind loyalty project. However, the Senate blocked the advance of the "petista demiurge" and imposed a necessary limit on the Executive's overreach.
Messias's trajectory at the helm of the AGU already provided ample reasons for the veto. He was the legal executor of the offensive that led to the imprisonment of citizens involved in the January 8 protests, often under questionable due process criteria. Moreover, Messias exposed a profound crisis of coherence: although he publicly identifies as a Christian, his institutional actions were marked by a militant defense of abortion rights.
As head of the AGU, he didn’t hesitate to endorse pro-abortion arguments and actively worked towards overturning the resolution of the Federal Council of Medicine (CFM) that prohibited fetal anesthesia—a barbaric procedure that involves poisoning the fetus by direct injection into the heart. By validating such violence against life, Messias definitively distanced himself from the values of the majority of the Brazilian population and the ethical rigor expected of a Supreme Court magistrate.
What makes the scenario even graver for the Planalto is the reason behind the fallout: not even the billions injected in amendments were enough to seal the deal. The failure in negotiations reveals that Lula's control over Congress is fragmented. Messias's defeat proves that when the nomination is morally indefensible and politically worn out, even the government’s "business desk" cannot sustain the unsustainable.
A sign of weakness for the upcoming elections!
#Lula #BrazilNews $BTC
The rejection of Jorge Messias by the Federal Senate is a crushing defeat for the government and a boost for institutional integrity. In his attempt to elevate his right-hand man to the Supreme Court, President Lula overlooked the lack of legal backing for the nominee in favor of a blind loyalty project. However, the Senate blocked the advance of the "petista demiurge" and imposed a necessary limit on the Executive's overreach.
Messias's trajectory at the helm of the AGU already provided ample reasons for the veto. He was the legal executor of the offensive that led to the imprisonment of citizens involved in the January 8 protests, often under questionable due process criteria. Moreover, Messias exposed a profound crisis of coherence: although he publicly identifies as a Christian, his institutional actions were marked by a militant defense of abortion rights.
As head of the AGU, he didn’t hesitate to endorse pro-abortion arguments and actively worked towards overturning the resolution of the Federal Council of Medicine (CFM) that prohibited fetal anesthesia—a barbaric procedure that involves poisoning the fetus by direct injection into the heart. By validating such violence against life, Messias definitively distanced himself from the values of the majority of the Brazilian population and the ethical rigor expected of a Supreme Court magistrate.
What makes the scenario even graver for the Planalto is the reason behind the fallout: not even the billions injected in amendments were enough to seal the deal. The failure in negotiations reveals that Lula's control over Congress is fragmented. Messias's defeat proves that when the nomination is morally indefensible and politically worn out, even the government’s "business desk" cannot sustain the unsustainable.
A sign of weakness for the upcoming elections!
#Lula #BrazilNews $BTC
Bobbi Bagwill AhBt:
O fato é que Lula será tetra e vocês vão pra frente do quartel rezar pra pneu de novo !!
Tariflávio que o diga !!
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🚨🇧🇷 The Brazilian Central Bank bans the use of Bitcoin and stablecoins for regulated cross-border payments; the decision will take effect on October 1.#BrazilNews
🚨🇧🇷 The Brazilian Central Bank has put the kibosh on using Bitcoin and stablecoins for regulated cross-border payments; this move will kick in on October 1.#BrazilNews .
🚨🇧🇷 The Central Bank of Brazil is banning the use of Bitcoin and stablecoins for regulated cross-border payments; the decision will take effect on October 1.#BrazilNews
What are the implications of this move?
Will it impact Bitcoin's performance in trades or what?
What are the implications of this move?
Will it impact Bitcoin's performance in trades or what?
#BrazilNews In Brazil, the left has infiltrated all institutions.
This kind of "democracy" costs a lot to the Brazilian people.
The corruption that was a hallmark of the current government is now also a rule of the Supreme Court.
I invest in $SHIB , but I do not invest a single cent in this "mess" full of socialist rats.
This kind of "democracy" costs a lot to the Brazilian people.
The corruption that was a hallmark of the current government is now also a rule of the Supreme Court.
I invest in $SHIB , but I do not invest a single cent in this "mess" full of socialist rats.
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