Rubio banned a Brazilian judge on the Bolsoro case

US State Secretary Marco Rubio announced visa sanctions on a Brazilian judge, when search warrants were issued by the Supreme Court of the country and orders were banned against former President Zaar Bolsonaro.

Justice Alexandre de Mores of the Supreme Court of Brazil, his unspecified colleagues will face the rebellion of the visa and their immediate family members, according to Rubio, who called a “political witch hunt” against the former President.

Rubio said in a statement, “President Trump clarified that his administration would blame foreign nationals responsible for the censorship of protected expression in the United States.”

“The political witch hunting against the political witch Jayas of Justice Alexandre D Mores, the supreme federal court of Brazil, made a harassment and censorship complex so broad that it not only violates the basic rights of Brazilians, but also spread beyond the coasts of Brazil,” he said.

Police discovered the house of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsoro, political headquarters

As part of court orders, Bolsonaro has been banned from contacting foreign authorities, using social media, or contacting embassies on allegations, demanding the intervention of US President Donald Trump, which according to the decision issued by Mores, who referred to “concrete possibility” to escape from the country.

The federal police raided Bolsoro’s house, and had an ankle monitoring.

Trump has already pressurized Brazilian officials to help Bolsoro by announcing a 50% tariff from the country from 1 August, which began criticizing Bolsoro’s test before the Supreme Court of Brazil on allegations of attempting to end the previous election.

The US President has pushed Brazil to end the case against Bolsoro, arguing that former Brazilian leader was a victim of “witch hunting”.

In January 2023, Bolsoro is prosecuted before the Supreme Court of Brazil for conspiring to take over to President Luiz Inecio Lula Dr. Silva for taking over to take charge.

Bolsono told Reuters that he believes that orders against him were issued in response to Trump’s criticism of his test.

The former President described Mores as a “dictator” and called the latest court orders of “cowardice” Acts.

“I feel the supreme insult,” he said about wearing ankle monitoring. “I am 70 years old, I was the President of the Republic for four years.”

Bolsono denied any plan to leave the country, but said he would meet with Trump if he could get access to his passport, which was seized last year. He also said that he had approached the top American diplomat in Brazil to discuss Trump’s tariff danger.

White House spokesman Anna Kelly on Friday cited Trump’s previous comments, saying, “Bolsonaro and his supporters are attacking him with an armed court system.”

On Thursday, Trump shared a letter that he sent to Bolsoro.

“I have seen that the terrible treatment that is receiving the hands of an unjust system has turned against you. This test should be finished immediately!” He has written.

Mores said in his judgment that the sanctions against Bolsono were due to the allegations that the former President was trying to interfere with the “head of a foreign nation” in the Brazilian courts, which the judge called the national sovereignty.

Trump called for an immediate end for a ‘unjust’ test by former Brazilian President Jair Bolsoro

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The judge said that Trump’s hazards of high tariffs demanded a serious economic crisis in Brazil to intervene in the country’s judicial system.

Bolsoro was also banned from contacting prominent colleagues, including his son Eduardo Bolsono, a Brazilian Congressman, working in the US to gather support for his father.

The former Brazilian president told Reuters that he was talking to his son almost daily and anyone denied us lobbying attempts on his behalf. He said he hoped that his son would get American citizenship to avoid returning to Brazil.

A panel of five judges of the Brazilian Supreme Court upheld Mores’s decision.

Reuters contributed to this report.