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Brazilian Banks Scramble to Understand Scope of US Sanctions on Supreme Court Justice
BRASILIA (Reuters) -Brazilian banks are scrambling to assess the domestic fallout from sweeping U.S. sanctions against a Supreme Court justice who oversees a criminal trial against an ally of President Donald Trump, as legal teams weigh how the move to isolate the judge financially could ripple through Brazil's financial system.
Brazil has vowed to defend its supreme court from “unacceptable interference” after Donald Trump imposed 50 per cent tariffs and sanctioned a Brazilian judge over the trial of his far-right political ...
His most noteworthy act is leading the prosecution of Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil’s far-right former president and ally of Donald ...
The White House hit Brazil on Wednesday with a 50 percent tariff and sanctions on a justice overseeing investigations into ...
Brazil’s Supreme Court concluded the interrogation of 31 defendants in the criminal proceedings on the coup plot that took place during the Jair Bolsonaro administration. The main testimonies were ...
Executive Director Thibaut Bruttin met with Federal Supreme Court (STF) President Luis Roberto Barroso, a leading figure in ...
Faced with threats of 50 percent tariffs and demands to end a criminal case, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva said he ...
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