🇦🇷❗️🇧🇷🏴‍☠️ — The government of Argentine President Javier Milei has announced a task force to combat the presence of the Primeiro Comando da Capital (PCC) in Argentina, aiming to prevent infiltration by the Brazilian criminal organization.

➡️ The announcement was made by Minister of National Security Patricia Bullrich during a press conference alongside the newly appointed director of the Federal Investigation Department (DFI) of the Argentine Federal Police, Commissioner General Pascual Mario Bellizzi.

💥 According to Bullrich, investigations have uncovered typical PCC practices within Argentine prisons, including initiation and baptism rituals in which new faction members receive a registration number — methods that replicate the PCC’s modus operandi in Brazil.

➡️ Bellizzi noted that there is not yet significant circulation of PCC-affiliated criminals in Argentina, but authorities will maintain surveillance with the goal of preventing their establishment in the country “at all costs,” stating that such groups are “extremely violent and bring crime with them.”

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🇧🇷🏦⚖️👨‍⚖ — President of Itaú, also known as the “Brazilian BlackRock,” says the bank will comply with the Magnitsky Act in Brazil. The statement was made by CEO Milton Maluhy Filho after being questioned about the enforcement of the law by the United States, which imposed sanctions on Supreme Federal Court (STF) Justice Alexandre de Moraes.

➡️ According to the executive, Itaú maintains a policy of constant monitoring and compliance with legal requirements in the countries where it operates. “We comply with local and international regulations and legislation from all countries,” Maluhy said when asked about potential effects of the American sanctions on the bank’s operations.

➡️ Maluhy also emphasized that, due to its global operations, Itaú is used to dealing with various regulatory frameworks. The executive, however, avoided commenting directly on the specific case involving Moraes.