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PROTESTS IN FAVOR OF OPERATION CAR WASH WILL COME BACK TAKING THE STREETS
Groups do acts in 90 cities and enlarge flags; Michel Temer will be preserved, but his allies are in the sights of the demonstrators

Pedro Venceslau and Valmar Hupsel Filho,
O Estado de S.Paulo
26 March 2017 | 03h00


Seven months after the impeachment of President Rousseff, the groups that organized the protests for the removal of the president who belongs to the Worker`s Party return to the streets this Sunday, 26. In at least 90 Brazilian cities, the activists will make a speech that beats head on with the politicians who Supported last year and will present a more diffused and less palatable agenda than the that against the Worker`s Party thought that characterized the protests that took millions against the president annunled - what makes the expectation of public is smaller than in previous acts.

The banners common to the main groups this time are the end of the privileged forum, the repudiation of the list proposal closed in the elections - model in which the voter votes in a list of candidates predefined by the party - and the support to Operation Lava Jato. Most movements criticize the use of public resources in election campaigns and increase the Party Fund. With the exception of Vem Pra Rua, they also support the repeal of the Disarmament Statute, a hitherto absent agenda.

"The population is unarmed. The bad guys, no, "Nasruas spokeswoman Carla Zambelli said. In Paulista Avenue, central region of São Paulo, there will also be groups calling for military intervention.
The protests come two weeks after protests against welfare reform, organized by trade union centrals and social movement entities, which have taken thousands to the streets in 17 states, where shouts of "outside, Temer" have been heard.

For the organizers, the acts of this Sunday are not a counterpoint to those of March 15. "I'm not worried about taking more people than in the act against the Pension Reform. I'm worried about taking these guidelines to the streets and making people aware of what's happening, "said businessman Rogério Checker, a spokesman for `Vem Pra Rua` Group. In São Paulo, the group will have a sound car parked in front of Masp.
Politicians. Parties and politicians who in 2015 disputed the attention of the groups and even participated in acts this time will pass away. "PT, PSDB, PMDB and DEM, it seems to me, converge to the closed list and to the public (campaign) funding. They converge on facts that aim at their own survival and the maintenance of privileges, "said Checker.

Despite the critical tone of the politicians and the federal government, the major groups refuse to take the cry of "out, Temer" high on their cars. The argument is that, for the time being, there is no evidence of direct involvement of the president in unlawful acts.

Other politicians, such as Senate and House presidents Eunício Oliveira (PMDB-CE) and Rodrigo Maia (DEM-RJ), respectively, and senators Aécio Neves (PSDB-MG) and Renan Calheiros (PMDB-AL), However, they should be criticized by the demonstrators.
Critical. The hardest tone against Temer is adopted by businessman Luiz Philippe de Orleans and Bragança, a descendant of the former Brazilian royal family and member of Acorda Brasil. According to him, the group, which in São Paulo will be with its sound car on the corner of Avenida Paulista and Rua Pamplona, ​​will not ask "outside, Temer" this Sunday, but will adopt the speech if the president does not veto the adoption proposal Closed list in the elections.

"We are watching this coup proposed by the Legislature. Temer must veto if the proposal reaches him. It has to veto, not veto, it will be 'out, Temer', "said Bragança. "If Temer is not the last line of defense of the Brazilian people, he will be an enemy. There is no doubt that there will be 'outside, fear' if he does not veto, "he said.
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Grupos fazem atos em 90 cidades e ampliam bandeiras; Michel Temer será poupado, mas aliados entram na mira dos manifestantes



Pedro Venceslau e Valmar Hupsel Filho ,
O Estado de S.Paulo
26 Março 2017 | 03h00
Sete meses depois do impeachment da presidente Dilma Rousseff, os grupos que organizaram as manifestações pelo afastamento da petista voltam às ruas neste domingo, 26. Em ao menos 90 cidades brasileiras, os ativistas farão um discurso que bate de frente com o dos políticos que os apoiaram no ano passado e apresentarão uma pauta mais difusa e menos palatável do que o antipetismo que caracterizou os protestos que levaram milhões contra a presidente cassada – o que faz com que a expectativa de público seja menor do que em atos anteriores.
As bandeiras comuns aos principais grupos desta vez são o fim do foro privilegiado, o repúdio à proposta de lista fechada nas eleições – modelo em que o eleitor vota em uma lista de candidatos predefinida pelo partido – e o apoio à Operação Lava Jato. A maioria dos movimentos faz críticas ao uso de recursos públicos em campanhas eleitorais e ao aumento do Fundo Partidário. Com exceção do Vem Pra Rua, também apoiam a revogação do Estatuto do Desarmamento, uma pauta até então ausente.
“A população está desarmada. Os bandidos, não”, disse a porta-voz do NasRuas, Carla Zambelli. Na Avenida Paulista, região central de São Paulo, também haverá grupos pedindo a intervenção militar.
Os protestos ocorrem duas semanas depois das manifestações contra a reforma da Previdência, organizadas por centrais sindicais e entidades ligadas a movimentos sociais, que levaram milhares às ruas em 17 Estados, nas quais foram ouvidos gritos de “fora, Temer”.
Para os organizadores, os atos deste domingo não são um contraponto aos de 15 de março. “Não estou preocupado em levar mais pessoas do que no ato contra a reforma da Previdência. Estou preocupado em levar essas pautas para as ruas e deixar a população consciente com o que está acontecendo”, disse o empresário Rogério Chequer, porta-voz do Vem Pra Rua. Em São Paulo, o grupo estará com carro de som estacionado na frente do Masp. 
Políticos. Partidos e políticos que em 2015 disputaram a atenção dos grupos e até participaram de atos desta vez passarão longe. “PT, PSDB, PMDB e DEM, me parece, convergem para a lista fechada e para o financiamento público (de campanha). Convergem para fatos que visam à própria sobrevivência e à manutenção de privilégios”, afirmou Chequer.
Apesar do tom crítico aos políticos e ao governo federal, os principais grupos descartam adotar o grito de “fora, Temer” no alto de seus carros de som. O argumento é de que, por enquanto, não há provas do envolvimento direto do presidente em atos ilícitos.
Outros políticos, como os presidentes do Senado e da Câmara, Eunício Oliveira (PMDB-CE) e Rodrigo Maia (DEM-RJ), respectivamente, e os senadores Aécio Neves (PSDB-MG) e Renan Calheiros (PMDB-AL), no entanto, deverão ser alvo de críticas dos manifestantes.
Crítica. O tom mais duro contra Temer é adotado pelo empresário Luiz Philippe de Orleans e Bragança, descendente da antiga família real brasileira e integrante do Acorda Brasil. Segundo ele, o grupo, que em São Paulo estará com seu carro de som na esquina da Avenida Paulista com a Rua Pamplona, não pedirá “fora, Temer” neste domingo, mas vai adotar o discurso se o presidente não vetar a proposta de adoção de lista fechada nas eleições.
“Estamos de olho neste golpe de Estado proposto pelo Legislativo. Temer tem de vetar se a proposta chegar a ele. Tem de vetar, e não vetando, será ‘fora, Temer’”, disse Bragança. “Se Temer não for a última linha de defesa do povo brasileiro, ele será inimigo. Não tenha dúvida de que haverá ‘fora, Temer’ se ele não vetar”, afirmou.

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PROTESTS IN FAVOR OF OPERATION CAR WASH WILL COME BACK TAKING THE STREETS
Groups do acts in 90 cities and enlarge flags; Michel Temer will be preserved, but his allies are in the sights of the demonstrators

Pedro Venceslau and Valmar Hupsel Filho,
O Estado de S.Paulo
26 March 2017 | 03h00


Seven months after the impeachment of President Rousseff, the groups that organized the protests for the removal of the president who belongs to the Worker`s Party return to the streets this Sunday, 26. In at least 90 Brazilian cities, the activists will make a speech that beats head on with the politicians who Supported last year and will present a more diffused and less palatable agenda than the that against the Worker`s Party thought that characterized the protests that took millions against the president annunled - what makes the expectation of public is smaller than in previous acts.

The banners common to the main groups this time are the end of the privileged forum, the repudiation of the list proposal closed in the elections - model in which the voter votes in a list of candidates predefined by the party - and the support to Operation Lava Jato. Most movements criticize the use of public resources in election campaigns and increase the Party Fund. With the exception of Vem Pra Rua, they also support the repeal of the Disarmament Statute, a hitherto absent agenda.

"The population is unarmed. The bad guys, no, "Nasruas spokeswoman Carla Zambelli said. In Paulista Avenue, central region of São Paulo, there will also be groups calling for military intervention.
The protests come two weeks after protests against welfare reform, organized by trade union centrals and social movement entities, which have taken thousands to the streets in 17 states, where shouts of "outside, Temer" have been heard.

For the organizers, the acts of this Sunday are not a counterpoint to those of March 15. "I'm not worried about taking more people than in the act against the Pension Reform. I'm worried about taking these guidelines to the streets and making people aware of what's happening, "said businessman Rogério Checker, a spokesman for `Vem Pra Rua` Group. In São Paulo, the group will have a sound car parked in front of Masp.
Politicians. Parties and politicians who in 2015 disputed the attention of the groups and even participated in acts this time will pass away. "PT, PSDB, PMDB and DEM, it seems to me, converge to the closed list and to the public (campaign) funding. They converge on facts that aim at their own survival and the maintenance of privileges, "said Checker.

Despite the critical tone of the politicians and the federal government, the major groups refuse to take the cry of "out, Temer" high on their cars. The argument is that, for the time being, there is no evidence of direct involvement of the president in unlawful acts.

Other politicians, such as Senate and House presidents Eunício Oliveira (PMDB-CE) and Rodrigo Maia (DEM-RJ), respectively, and senators Aécio Neves (PSDB-MG) and Renan Calheiros (PMDB-AL), However, they should be criticized by the demonstrators.
Critical. The hardest tone against Temer is adopted by businessman Luiz Philippe de Orleans and Bragança, a descendant of the former Brazilian royal family and member of Acorda Brasil. According to him, the group, which in São Paulo will be with its sound car on the corner of Avenida Paulista and Rua Pamplona, ​​will not ask "outside, Temer" this Sunday, but will adopt the speech if the president does not veto the adoption proposal Closed list in the elections.

"We are watching this coup proposed by the Legislature. Temer must veto if the proposal reaches him. It has to veto, not veto, it will be 'out, Temer', "said Bragança. "If Temer is not the last line of defense of the Brazilian people, he will be an enemy. There is no doubt that there will be 'outside, fear' if he does not veto, "he said.
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Grupos fazem atos em 90 cidades e ampliam bandeiras; Michel Temer será poupado, mas aliados entram na mira dos manifestantes



Pedro Venceslau e Valmar Hupsel Filho ,
O Estado de S.Paulo
26 Março 2017 | 03h00
Sete meses depois do impeachment da presidente Dilma Rousseff, os grupos que organizaram as manifestações pelo afastamento da petista voltam às ruas neste domingo, 26. Em ao menos 90 cidades brasileiras, os ativistas farão um discurso que bate de frente com o dos políticos que os apoiaram no ano passado e apresentarão uma pauta mais difusa e menos palatável do que o antipetismo que caracterizou os protestos que levaram milhões contra a presidente cassada – o que faz com que a expectativa de público seja menor do que em atos anteriores.
As bandeiras comuns aos principais grupos desta vez são o fim do foro privilegiado, o repúdio à proposta de lista fechada nas eleições – modelo em que o eleitor vota em uma lista de candidatos predefinida pelo partido – e o apoio à Operação Lava Jato. A maioria dos movimentos faz críticas ao uso de recursos públicos em campanhas eleitorais e ao aumento do Fundo Partidário. Com exceção do Vem Pra Rua, também apoiam a revogação do Estatuto do Desarmamento, uma pauta até então ausente.
“A população está desarmada. Os bandidos, não”, disse a porta-voz do NasRuas, Carla Zambelli. Na Avenida Paulista, região central de São Paulo, também haverá grupos pedindo a intervenção militar.
Os protestos ocorrem duas semanas depois das manifestações contra a reforma da Previdência, organizadas por centrais sindicais e entidades ligadas a movimentos sociais, que levaram milhares às ruas em 17 Estados, nas quais foram ouvidos gritos de “fora, Temer”.
Para os organizadores, os atos deste domingo não são um contraponto aos de 15 de março. “Não estou preocupado em levar mais pessoas do que no ato contra a reforma da Previdência. Estou preocupado em levar essas pautas para as ruas e deixar a população consciente com o que está acontecendo”, disse o empresário Rogério Chequer, porta-voz do Vem Pra Rua. Em São Paulo, o grupo estará com carro de som estacionado na frente do Masp. 
Políticos. Partidos e políticos que em 2015 disputaram a atenção dos grupos e até participaram de atos desta vez passarão longe. “PT, PSDB, PMDB e DEM, me parece, convergem para a lista fechada e para o financiamento público (de campanha). Convergem para fatos que visam à própria sobrevivência e à manutenção de privilégios”, afirmou Chequer.
Apesar do tom crítico aos políticos e ao governo federal, os principais grupos descartam adotar o grito de “fora, Temer” no alto de seus carros de som. O argumento é de que, por enquanto, não há provas do envolvimento direto do presidente em atos ilícitos.
Outros políticos, como os presidentes do Senado e da Câmara, Eunício Oliveira (PMDB-CE) e Rodrigo Maia (DEM-RJ), respectivamente, e os senadores Aécio Neves (PSDB-MG) e Renan Calheiros (PMDB-AL), no entanto, deverão ser alvo de críticas dos manifestantes.
Crítica. O tom mais duro contra Temer é adotado pelo empresário Luiz Philippe de Orleans e Bragança, descendente da antiga família real brasileira e integrante do Acorda Brasil. Segundo ele, o grupo, que em São Paulo estará com seu carro de som na esquina da Avenida Paulista com a Rua Pamplona, não pedirá “fora, Temer” neste domingo, mas vai adotar o discurso se o presidente não vetar a proposta de adoção de lista fechada nas eleições.
“Estamos de olho neste golpe de Estado proposto pelo Legislativo. Temer tem de vetar se a proposta chegar a ele. Tem de vetar, e não vetando, será ‘fora, Temer’”, disse Bragança. “Se Temer não for a última linha de defesa do povo brasileiro, ele será inimigo. Não tenha dúvida de que haverá ‘fora, Temer’ se ele não vetar”, afirmou.

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CHECK OUT TIME MAGAZINE - A Key Judge in Brazil's Graft Scandal Just Died in a Plane Crash. Few Think It's an Accident.



A Key Judge in Brazil's Graft Scandal Just Died in a Plane Crash. Few Think It's an Accident.

Jan 23, 2017
In the past two years, Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Teori Zavascki authorized the investigation of 47 politicians accused of corruption; he sanctioned the first arrest of a sitting congressman since Brazil’s dictatorship; and he suspended the mandate of house speaker Eduardo Cunha, accused of taking $40 million in bribes.
So when the twin-engine aircraft spiriting him to a holiday weekend outside Rio de Janeiro crashed last week, killing all aboard, suspicions were rife about the possibility of foul play.
The 68-year-old had been preparing to ratify an explosive body of testimony from 77 executives at construction firm Odebrecht, whose damning evidence in Operation Car Wash, Brazil’s $2 billion enquiry into bribes at state oil giant Petrobras, was expected to leave few politicians in Brasília untainted - including, perhaps, President Michel Temer.
The death has proven to be fertile ground for conspiracy theorists in a country in which a former president was reportedly assassinated in car accident by the military dictatorship in 1976 and a leading presidential candidate died in a similar light aircraft accident in 2014.

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Prehn Zavascki, the son of the dead judge, noted that Zavascki and his family had received threats in recent months and said no possibility should be ruled out. “It is necessary to investigate thoroughly and to know if it was an accident or not,” he said in a radio interview. “The truth will come to the surface whatever it is.”
He said his father had been very focused on the Odebrecht testimony — nicknamed 'The End of the World' due to its potential impact on the country — and understood its importance. “He was perfectly aware of the impact this could have on the country and that this really could make the country clean,” he said.
Others joined calls for a swift investigation. “In virtue of the position of a Supreme Court justice in managing and deciding cases fundamental to national life,” Roberto de Figueiredo Caldas, the president of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights, said in a statement. “We expect an especially careful and rapid investigation into the circumstances of this disaster.”


The death of Zavascki is the latest twist in a tale of scandal that has traumatized Brazil. Operation Car Wash revealed institutionalized corruption on a vast scale, contributing to Brazil’s journey from a booming economy to record recession, and abetting the impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff in 2016.
Zavascki, who was appointed to the Supreme Court in 2012, took off in a Beechcraft King Air C90GT from São Paulo at about 1pm on Thursday. Also on board was pilot Osmar Rodrigues, the plane’s owner, hotel entrepreneur Carlos Alberto Fernandes Filgueiras, plus a masseuse who worked for Filgueiras and her mother.
All died when the plane crashed into the sea at 1.30pm just short of the airport in Paraty, a colonial town just outside Rio. There was rain, lightning and clouds over the town at the time. A boatman, Célio de Araújo, told local media that he saw smoke coming out of the left wing before the aircraft hit the water, but this could not be confirmed. Federal police and prosecutors are investigating alongside a military investigation team. A post-mortem examination found Zavascki had died of multiple head injuries.
Since 2015, Zavascki had been the Supreme Court judge overseeing the Car Wash case. The investigation is being run by a federal judge and prosecutors in the south of Brazil, but Zavascki gained a central role as only the country’s highest court can prosecute federal politicians, dozens of whom are under investigation. No major politician has yet been convicted — unlike Odebrecht chief executive Marcelo Odebrecht, who is currently serving a 19-year sentence.
Since December he had been working to ratify the Odebrecht plea bargains, which had been expected to happen by March. “This testimony was nicknamed ‘the end of the world’ in Brasília because Odebrecht allegedly had bribed many politicians of diverse parties who had yet to be involved in the Petrobras… scandal,” noted David Fleischer, a professor of politics at the University of Brasília.
The testimony of former Odebrecht executive Cláudio Melo Filho was leaked to the media, who revealed it contained 43 mentions of Michel Temer, Brazil’s president who took power after Rousseff’s impeachment. However, the reports did not elaborate on whether the testimony alleged wrongdoing.
The role of overseeing the Car Wash probe would ordinarily now fall to Zavascki’s replacement on the Supreme Court, who will be nominated by Temer. But it is possible the court’s president Carmen Lúcia will assign the case to other judges, if only to avoid further delays caused by a confirmation hearing in the senate.
In March, two of Temer’s allies, Romero Jucá and Sérgio Machado were recorded discussing a pact to try and stymie Operation Car Wash, including collusion with Supreme Court judges. But on the recordings Jucá said he had found that Zavascki was a “closed guy” and that he had not found a way to access or influence him.
Federal judge Sergio Moro, who has gained prominence by leading Operation Car Wash, said in a statement: “Teori Zavascki was a great judge and a Brazilian hero ... Without him, there would be no Operation Car Wash. I hope that his legacy, of calmness, seriousness and firmness in enforcing the law, irrespective of the interests of those involved, even the powerful, will not be forgotten.”
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In a note of regret, issued after the minister's death on Thursday, the federal judge also states that without Teori, "there would have been no Operation Car Wash"

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Posted 19/01/2017 19:39 / updated on 19/01/2017 19:44

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Following the death of Federal Supreme Court (STF) Minister Teori Zavascki in a plane crash on Thursday, federal judge Sergio Moro, who was in charge of the Operation Car Wash Lava-Jato trial, issued a note of regret. In it, the magistrate affirms that Teori, that was Operation Car Wash Rapporteur in the Supreme Court, was "a Brazilian hero".

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"I am perplexed, my condolences to the family." Minister Teori Zavascki was a great magistrate and a Brazilian hero, "said Moro. The judge also said that the minister was an "example for all judges, prosecutors and lawyers in this country" and that without him "there would have been no Operation Lava-Jet."

Finally, Moro says he hopes that the legacy "of serenity, seriousness and firmness in law enforcement, regardless of the interests involved, although powerful, is not forgotten."

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"I have heard of the death of Supreme Court Justice Teori Zavascki in an air crash." I am perplexed, my condolences to the family, Minister Teori Zavascki was a great magistrate and a Brazilian hero, an example to all judges, prosecutors and lawyers in this country. Without it, there would have been no Operation Lava-Jet. I hope that his legacy, of serenity, seriousness and firmness in law enforcement, regardless of the interests involved, although powerful, is not forgotten "
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Funny: - Recent meetings / visits FEAR CARMEM THAT MINISTER STF (hitchhiker no9 plane from TEMER). - Involvement of ENTREPRENEUR, so solicitous. - Critical moment of LAVA JATO, exactly with minister rapporteur. S [focus thinking what would the PIG be like if, in the place DREAM was DILMA or LULA? ? ? ?

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"Herói brasileiro", diz Sergio Moro sobre Teori Zavascki

Em nota de pesar, emitida após a morte do ministro nesta quinta-feira, o juiz federal afirma ainda que, sem Teori, "não teria havido a Operação Lava-Jato"

postado em 19/01/2017 19:39 / atualizado em 19/01/2017 19:44

Após a morte do ministro do Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF) Teori Zavascki em um acidente aéreo nesta quinta-feira, o juiz federal Sergio Moro, responsável pelos processos em primeira instância da Operação Lava-Jato, emitiu uma nota de pesar. Nela, o magistrado afirma que Teori, que era relator da Lava-Jato na Suprema Corte, foi "um herói brasileiro".

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"Estou perplexo. Minhas condolências à família. O ministro Teori Zavascki foi um grande magistrado e um herói brasileiro", afirmou Moro. O juiz disse ainda que o ministro foi um "exemplo para todos os juízes, promotores e advogados deste país" e que, sem ele, "não teria havido a Operação Lava-Jato".

Por fim, Moro diz esperar que o legado "de serenidade, seriedade e firmeza na aplicação da lei, independente dos interesses envolvidos, ainda que poderosos, não seja esquecido".

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"Tive notícias do falecimento do ministro do Supremo Tribunal Federal Teori Zavascki em acidente aéreo. Estou perplexo. Minhas condolências à família. O ministro Teori Zavascki foi um grande magistrado e um herói brasileiro. Exemplo para todos os juízes, promotores e advogados deste país. Sem ele, não teria havido a Operação Lava-Jato. Espero que seu legado, de serenidade, seriedade e firmeza na aplicação da lei, independente dos interesses envolvidos, ainda que poderosos, não seja esquecido"




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José - 20 de Janeiro às 07:58
Engraçado: - As recentes reuniões / visitas TEMER CARMEM AQUELE MINISTRO STF (caroneiro no9 avião de TEMER). - Envolvimento de EMPRESÁRIO, tão solícito. - Momento crítico da LAVA JATO, exatamente com ministro relator. S[o foco pensando como seria o PIG se, no lugar TEMRER estivesse DILMA ou LULA ? ? ? ?














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