In light of the public statement made by U.S. President Donald Trump on social media on the afternoon of Wednesday (9), it is important to highlight the following:
Brazil is a sovereign nation with independent institutions and will not accept any form of tutelage.
The judicial proceedings against those responsible for planning the coup d'état fall exclusively under the jurisdiction of Brazil´s Judicial Branch and, as such, are not subject to any interference or threats that could compromise the independence of national institutions.
In the context of digital platforms, Brazilian society rejects hateful content, racism, child pornography, scams, fraud, and speeches against human rights and democratic freedom.
In Brazil, freedom of expression must not be confused with aggression or violent practices. All companies—whether domestic or foreign—must comply with Brazilian law in order to operate within our territory.
The claim regarding a U.S. trade deficit in its commercial relationship with Brazil is inaccurate. Statistics from the U.S. government itself show a surplus of $410 billion in the trade of goods and services with Brazil over the past 15 years.
Therefore, any unilateral tariff increases will be addressed in accordance with Brazil's Economic Reciprocity Law.
Sovereignty, respect and the unwavering defense of the interests of the Brazilian people are the values that guide our relationship with the world.
Aos 14/15 anos um DVD Ao Vivo da Rita Lee veio parar nas minhas mãos, não lembro se comprei por vontade própria (sendo eu um roqueiro toda vida) ou se ganhei de presente de alguém que sabia que eu iria gostar (é claro). E a partir dali comecei minha aventura em suas canções...
Os grandes empresários, diretores de redes sociais, tem um dever com a sociedade, internet não é terra de ninguém, as pessoas precisam entender que o que se faz aqui também gera consequências. #twittersupportmassacre
“Intencionalmente ou não, quando uma mulher branca chora por algum aspecto do racismo, toda a atenção vai imediatamente para ela, exigindo tempo, energia e atenção de todos na sala quando deveriam estar focados em amenizar o racismo. Enquanto ela recebe atenção, as pessoas de cor são novamente abandonadas e/ou culpadas.” (Capítulo 11, As Lágrimas das Mulheres Brancas, In: White Fragility, Robin D’Angelo)