🇧🇷⚖️📑💥 — The Ministry of Justice and Public Security will postpone the deployment of the National Force to Rio de Janeiro, a measure that had been announced to support state police in the fight against organized crime.

🌐 The decision was made after the Federal Public Ministry (MPF) questioned whether the actions would comply with the orders of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (CIDH) and the Brazilian Supreme Federal Court (STF).

📹 Among the commands is the requirement to use cameras whenever force is used unrelated to intelligence activities.

🎒 Other guidelines include protocols that do not interfere with school activities, specific justifications for forced entry into homes without a judicial warrant, and the provision of medical services for those injured in police actions.

🚨 Recently, Rio de Janeiro has been facing various issues in public security due to an increase in conflicts between criminals from various factions.

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🇧🇷💥🏢🇷🇺 — Russian diplomat who was under investigation in Brazil has fled the country; he left for Russia on the eve of the date he was scheduled to be interrogated by the federal police responsible for the investigation.

🛫 As part of an investigation by the Federal Police (PF) targeting the network supporting Serguey Cherkasov on Brazilian soil, a Russian citizen officially employed at the Russian embassy hastily left the country after being summoned to give a statement.

🌐 As a follow-up to the initial inquiry, the PF has opened a second one, this time to investigate signs of money laundering. Members of a network that provided assistance to the spy have become targets of this new investigation.

🇷🇺 Vladimir Putin's government has requested Cherkasov's extradition from Brazil, claiming that he is a convicted criminal in Russia for drug trafficking.

🇧🇷 Under Brazilian law, the final decision on whether to extradite to Moscow or not lies with President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.

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🇳🇮🚩⛓✝️💥 — RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION: At least 19 religious figures in Nicaragua, including Bishops Rolando Álvarez and Silvio Báez – one imprisoned and the other in exile – have been declared "traitors to the homeland" and have lost their Nicaraguan nationality

✝️ The fourth part of the study titled "Nicaragua: A Persecuted Church?" by Nicaraguan researcher Martha Patricia Molina, who is in exile, indicates that these 19 religious figures who had their nationality revoked are part of the 667 attacks that the Catholic Church in Nicaragua has endured under the regime led by Daniel Ortega over a period of five years and four months.

⛪️ Additionally, according to the study, 13 properties owned by the Catholic Church were "confiscated" by the Nicaraguan state, despite the fact that Article 44 of the country's Constitution prohibits property confiscation.

⛓ The dictatorship also "arbitrarily" closed four universities, two institutes, 15 media outlets, seven religious congregations, and 11 social projects and initiatives of the Nicaraguan Catholic Church, according to Molina.

🗣 "The Catholic Church and the evangelical Christian church are being cruelly persecuted by the Sandinista dictatorship," Martha emphasized.

⚠️ Pope Francis referred to the Sandinista government as a "crude dictatorship" in an interview with the Infobae portal, pointing out "an imbalance in the person who governs the country," referring to dictator Ortega.

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🇧🇷⚖️📃⌛ — JUST NOW: Leaders of the Brazilian Senate set the minimum age to enter the Federal Supreme Court (STF) at 50 years and 8 years in office.

💥 The discussion goes to the plenary and the government intends to prevent the advancement of these measures.

📜 The measure was announced today, on the same day that the 1988 Brazilian Constitution completes its 35th anniversary.