News from Brazil: Judge Moro Takes Measure to Protect Companies and Informants in Car Wash Investigation

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wednesday, june 13, 2018

Brazil | World | Business | São Paulo | Science & Health | Sports| Culture | Travel | Ombudsman AP Photo/Andre Penner Sergio Moro, the Brazilian federal judge responsible for the Operation Car Wash Moro Takes Measure to Protect Companies and Informants in Car Wash Investigation Brazilian judge Sérgio Moro imposed a measure to block actions from control bodies and the federal government, prohibiting the use of evidence obtained by operation Car Wash against informants and companies that admitted to crimes and began to cooperate with public prosecutors in the investigations São Paulo Government Offers Service to Access 30 Million Citizens' Confidential National ID Card Info With the help of an optical reader, companies interested in the data will be able to purchase access packages and confirm whether or not a person's fingerprints have been registered in the São Paulo police database Number of Brazilian Radio Stations to Broadcast World Cup Plummets After the growth recorded in the last two World Cups, the number of Brazilian radio stations which will broadcast the games has dropped, reaching a level similar to that of the tournament held in South Korea and Japan in 2002 Watchman Uses Kite to Create Homemade Drone "At most, it can go 300 meters high depending on the wind and the airflow," Luciano Semeão said when describing his contraption; "[It is] unlike drones, and can't take off under certain weather conditions, because strong winds can hinder its flight" sports Majority of Brazilians Not Interested in World Cup 2018 A Datafolha poll revealed that Brazilian's lack of interest in the Russia 2018 World Cup, which is set to begin in a couple of days, has gone up; Interest in the World Cup, which Datafolha has measured since the 1994 edition, has never been this low on the eve of the event business Datafolha Survey Reveals Pessimism Regarding Employment and Brazilian Cost of Living Based upon the last couple of months, the majority of Brazilians have a negative outlook on the country's economic situation and don't believe that unemployment or inflation will decrease in the near future PUBLICIDADE FOLLOW US: Contact Us | Privacy Policy Click here to unsubscribe Copyright Folha de S.Paulo. All rights reserved.