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Comment Re:biased article (Score 1) 158

the law exists for a long long time already, its not something Dilma created
and she is also going to be investigated on accusations that she tried to disrupt the investigations

and i am not arguing if due process was followed or not
i am questioning whatever is written on instuto lula's article, cuz it might be full of lies created to discredit the investigation
the institute also critized how Lula was brought to justice to be interrogated, but it failed to highlight the fact the he was asked to come to justice several times before and he kept presenting excuses not to

Comment biased article (Score 5, Insightful) 158

The article, written and hosted by instituto lula itself, should be taken with a grain of salt The institute is already under investigation because of massive cases corruption.
Also, someone leaked that the police would be seizing the institute, and they emptied it from most of its documents. Its like watergate in here, and the judge presiding the investigation has a lot of popular support because he is finally going for people which seemed to be untouchable in the past.

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In Brazil, Police Overstep Court Order To Sieze Former President's Email 158

New submitter MythicalMan writes: During the search and seizure in the Lula Institute last Friday, [Brazil's] Federal Police threatened a computer technician with being taken under arrest, forcing him to give the administrator password of all email accounts @institutolula.org (hosted at Google). Such generic access was not granted by the court's mandate, which referred only to a few specific email accounts. See the information here (in Portuguese). The fact is worrying not only because of its illegality but also for its possible international repercussions, since Lula Institute corresponds with institutions, public figures and heads of state all around the world. Investigations of corruption in Brazil have been characterized by frequent leaks to the press and to opposition politicians who use them to attack the government of President Dilma Rousseff. The methods used by Brazilian prosecutors have been questioned not only by government supporters, but also by jurists, scholars and journalists.

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