Trtworld Brazil Investigates Alleged US Funding for Supreme Court Opposition
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- •Brazil's attorney general is investigating alleged US funding for political interference.
- •A $1 million grant was reportedly allocated to oppose the Supreme Federal Court.
- •The investigation is particularly sensitive due to the upcoming presidential election.
Brazil's attorney general has initiated an investigation into alleged US government funding aimed at influencing the Supreme Federal Court (STF) ahead of the presidential election. Attorney General Jorge Messias stated that foreign interference in Brazilian politics is unacceptable. This follows a report by The Guardian indicating that a $1 million grant was allocated for a project titled 'Countering Lawfare and Censorship in Brazil' to support groups opposing judicial overreach. Messias emphasized the sensitivity of the issue due to the upcoming election, where President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is seeking re-election. The US State Department's funding is part of a larger $175 million package for global human rights projects. The US has not confirmed any intent to interfere in Brazil's electoral process.
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