🇺🇸🚫🇧🇷— URGENT: In addition to Alexandre de Moraes of the Federal Supreme Court (STF), other names are on the list of Brazilian authorities who will be sanctioned by the government of President of the United States, Donald Trump:

⚖️ Alexandre de Moraes – STF Justice
🇧🇷 Paulo Gonet Branco – Attorney General of the Republic (PGR)
⚖️ Luís Roberto Barroso – President of the STF
⚖️ Gilmar Mendes – STF Justice; Dean
⚖️ Edson Fachin – STF Justice
⚖️ Cármen Lúcia – STF Justice
⚖️ Dias Toffoli – STF Justice
⚖️ Cristiano Zanin – STF Justice
⚖️ Flávio Dino – STF Justice
👮 Andrei Rodrigues – Director-General of the Federal Police (PF)
👮 Fábio Schor – Head of the Cybercrime Division of the PF
🇧🇷 Ricardo Lewandowski – Minister of Justice; former STF Justice
🏛 Rodrigo Pacheco – Senator; former President of the Federal Senate (until early 2025)

➡️ All relatives, close family members, and children were also included on the list of sanctioned individuals.

✔️ The cancellation of U.S. visas affected all ministers and the attorney general, except Kassio Nunes, André Mendonça, and Luiz Fux.

🇧🇷⚖️🚫🇺🇸— BREAKING: Supreme Federal Court (STF) justices will propose to President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) to restrict visas for U.S. authorities in “reciprocity” for the suspension of Alexandre de Moraes’ visa and his allies!

🇺🇸💥🇧🇷— According to the traditional newspaper Folha de S.Paulo, U.S. authorities have reportedly discreetly informed allies of former president Jair Bolsonaro about the possibility of new sanctions against Brazil, which may be officially announced soon.

⚠️ The measures under consideration include:

➡️ Raising import tariffs from 50% to up to 100%;

➡️ Applying the Magnitsky Act to Supreme Court (STF) justices;

➡️ possible GPS signal blockade within Brazilian territory;

➡️ Statements suggesting that Brazil will face a “difficult week,” in a warning tone.

🔓 The discussions are said to have taken place confidentially, further intensifying the already delicate diplomatic situation between the two countries.

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🇺🇸❌🇧🇷 — The Brazilian ambassador in Washington, Maria Luiza Viotti, reached out to the U.S. State Department, but her contact was immediately rejected: “too late.”

⌛️ According to sources, the State Department’s response was “too late,” indicating dissatisfaction with Brazil’s lack of earlier efforts to establish diplomatic channels since January.

➡️ This version contrasts with statements from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Itamaraty), which claims to have made several attempts at dialogue, including a letter sent on May 16 that was never answered.

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🇧🇷💬🤡💥🇺🇸— The government of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) is considering limiting the remittance of dividends by American companies operating in Brazil as a form of retaliation.

➡️ Lula’s interlocutors stated, under condition of anonymity, that there would be a gradation in terms of how much of the dividends would have to remain in Brazil. It would be a measure similar to the progressive model the government is trying to implement in the tax sphere.

➡️ However, the “scale” has not yet been defined. It remains undecided whether the criterion would be based on the company’s profit in Brazil or solely on the amount allocated to dividends.

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