[ad_1] Judge Marcelo Bretas, of the Seventh Federal Criminal Court of Rio de Janeiro, admitted this Friday (9/18) that he had blocked accounts of lawyers and offices that were the subject of raids and seizures last week. Citing a flaw in the Central Bank system, the judge raised the secrecy …
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[ad_1] The oldest judge of the United States Supreme Court and leader of the liberal wing, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, died on Friday (18), at the age of 87. for complications of pancreatic cancerthe court said in a statement. Ginsburg’s death gives President Donald Trump a chance to expand his conservative …
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[ad_1] The 33rd Police Station (Santa María) requests help from the population to locate Júnio das Neves da Silva (featured photo). He is designated by investigators from the Federal District Civil Police (PCDF) as the author of the shots that killed 33-year-old Professor Adailton Jorge da Silva Campos. The suspect …
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[ad_1] This Friday, the government of Rio Grande do Sul classified five regions as a red flag on the preliminary map of the XX Round of Controlled Distance. This is the lowest number of areas considered high risk of contamination by coronavirus since the creation of the recursive body in …
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[ad_1] Between yesterday and today, the consortium of press vehicles of which Twitter part of it represented 826 new deaths related to the new coronavirus in Brazil, totaling 135,857 deaths since the start of the pandemic. In the last 24 hours, 39,991 people tested positive for covid-19 in the country. …
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[ad_1] So far, a total of 4 (four) batches of cash withdrawals and transfers have been released in the Service Guarantee Fund (FGTS). The benefit can now be withdrawn in kind for birthdays in January, February, March and April. This Saturday, September 19, a new batch will be released to …
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[ad_1] Pompeo said the United States wants to “represent the people of Venezuela” and that the country’s mission is “to ensure that Venezuela has a democracy.” “We must not forget that he is destroying his own country and he is also a drug trafficker. He is impacting the life of …
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[ad_1] With demand surging during the novel coronavirus pandemic and a month-long strike by postal workers, customers have noticed a deterioration in service and delays in deliveries. Queues at branches have become more common since August 17, when the closure began. According to the Post, the delays are not the …
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[ad_1] Woman dances on top of a coffin in Ecuador (Credit: Reproduction) The way people usually say goodbye to their loved ones varies depending on the local culture. At a recent burial in Manta, Ecuador, what was supposed to be a funeral procession turned into an at least unusual farewell. …
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[ad_1] Recipients who received emergency aid improperly will be able to close an agreement with the government to return the funds and be free of penalties. The agreements in case of irregularity comply with the recommendations of the Federal Court of Accounts (TCU), which works to prevent fraud in the …
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