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Lawyers in Brazil to bring Bolsonaro to international court
Lawyers in Brazil to bring Bolsonaro to international court
Brasilia, June 10 (Prensa Latina) Brazil Lawyers Order(BLO) intends to bring President Jair Bolsonaro, who keeps his irresponsible handling of fight against Covid-19, to international court for crimes against humanity.
According to Rede Brasil Atual portal, International Court in the Netherlands has already convicted in all its history several world leaders for crimes against humanity, including genocide.
BLO will wait for the final report from the Parliamentary Investigation Commission(PIC) giving its assessment of government´s management on the pathogen to direct their actions to world courts.
Riots in Brazil
Establishing a dictatorship in Brazil is a piece of cake
Bolsonaro emphasized that he, as the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, could take extreme measures in the country if the people wanted so. How easy it is to establish a dictatorship in Brazil, he said twice, communicating with the population via social media.
Bolsonaro is not a champion of strict quarantines. Regarding the restrictive measures imposed by the authorities of many states (Brazil is a federation), Bolsonaro said that those measures tend to spark protests and revolts of the population. A hungry man loses his mind. We are holding on to the country. I predict a major problem in Brazil. I do not want to say what these problems are, because I do not want them (opponents) to say that I encourage violence. But we will have serious problems ahead of us, Jair Bolsonaro said.
Brazilian workers call for aid, Covid-19 vaccine and employment
Brazilian workers call for aid, Covid-19 vaccine and employment
Brasilia, Mar 4 (Prensa Latina) Trade union centers in Brazil will stage a protest on Thursday to call for the return of the emergency aid (some 107 dollars per month), the fulfillment of the Covid-19 vaccination and the employment protection measure.
According to Rede Brasil Atual, the mobilization will take place amid what is believed to be the worst moment of the pandemic in the country, due to the record death toll of 1,910 by Covid-19 in the past 24 hours.
The demonstration will be staged under the impact of news about an increase in unemployment and the shrinking of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
The Kalunga digitally map traditional lands to save Cerrado way of life
The Kalunga represents a grouping of 39 traditional quilombola communities the descendants of runaway slaves living on a territory covering 262,000 hectares (647,000 acres) in Goiás state in central Brazil, within the Cerrado savanna biome.
This territory has been under heavy assault by illegal invaders, including small-scale wildcat gold miners, and large-scale mining operations, as well as land grabbers who have destroyed native vegetation to grow soy and other agribusiness crops.
To defend their lands, the Kalunga received a grant from the Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund (CEPF), supported by Agence Française de Développement, Conservation International, EU, the Global Environment Facility, Japan and the World Bank. With their funding, the Kalunga georeferenced the territory, pinpointing homes, crops, soils, 879 springs, and vital natural resources.