Persecution of Opposition in Brazil
Brazilian lawmakers and journalist denounce persecution of opposition members by President Lula's government, citing human rights violations and censorship. Former President Bolsonaro facing indictments and court rulings, including a ban on leaving the country. STF Minister De Moraes accused of leading censorship campaigns against Bolsonaro supporters. Calls for social media regulation and censorship in Brazil.
Key Points
- Opposition members in Brazil facing persecution and censorship under President Lula's government
- Former President Bolsonaro targeted with indictments, court rulings, and travel restrictions
- STF Minister De Moraes accused of censorship and leading crackdown on Bolsonaro supporters
- Calls for social media regulation and censorship in Brazil in the name of combating 'fake news'