One of the front-runners in Brazil's presidential campaign was charged with racism on Friday by the country's top prosecutor. Attorney General Raquel Dodge charged conservative deputy Jair Bolsonaro for statements comparing members of rural settlements founded by the descendants of slaves to animals. Members of the settlements are called quilombolas in Brazil. Read full article
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Disclaimer & comment rulesIs the presidential candidate is TREMBLING with FEAR?
Apr 14th, 2018 - 01:52 pm - Link - Report abuse +1This is the kind of individual that, thanks to the proscription of Lula da Silva thanks to the efforts of judge Sergio Moro and the Supreme Tribunal, could become Brazil's next president.
Apr 14th, 2018 - 02:41 pm - Link - Report abuse -1Not if they put him in jail too...
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Apr 15th, 2018 - 10:48 am - Link - Report abuse +1REF: Not if they put him in jail too...
IF the politicians are jailed [in its truthful sense - without being victimized, and without ANY privileges] each one of them will need to serve - DESRVE - Life-Sentences for The Corruption [MAINLY] + Other SERIOUS Crimes.
However; MOST of them actually BENEFIT from being behind the bars:
- KNOWING that they are there for the namesake ONLY
- in the 5-Star Cells with special [royal] treatment + benefits (strictly denied to the normal prisoners).
- supposedly for a NUMBER of years but LEGALLY get out by serving the well-SHORTENED sentences.
- Their colleagues [free or not yet imprisoned] support them [financially, of course] to keep their Lips Sealed
- benefit from the government - receiving absurdly huge compensations for being WRONGLY imprisoned.
- Being NOT Guilty anymore, they remain politically active [till dead] and continue to earn the LAVISH privileges - not only for themselves but also for their Families [Relatives+Friends (known as the ORANGES)]
So Imprisoned or FREE [to steal]; what's the difference?
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