Column By C.H. Gardiner
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - A package of anti-crime laws proposed by the Jair Bolsonaro administration is facing significant changes by Brazil’s Chamber of Deputies.
Lawmakers have said that there “is no climate” for some of the more severe changes proposed by the administration. This follows revelations by The Intercept that the bill’s chief architect, Justice Minister Sérgio Moro, failed to be impartial in his treatment of former Brazilian . . .
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