Top US diplomat in Brazil summoned to foreign ministry over Bolsonaro trial comments | Brazil

As the Brazilian Foreign Ministry continued to deteriorate, as the relations between the two countries continued to deteriorate, after publishing a comment on the trial of the former President of the Embassy Jair Bolsonaro, the US called the US Chargé D’Afires.

On Thursday, the Embassy issued a social media task criticizing the Supreme Court Alexandre de Alexandre de Alexandre de Alexandre de Alexandre de, which controls the lawsuits against Bolsonaro, who was tried in Portuguese in Portuguese.

. Post reading: “Minister Moraes is the chief architect of censorship and persecution of Bolsonaro and its supporters. Translated human rights violations led to sanctions within the scope of the Magnitsky law implemented by President Trump.

“Moraes is warned that allies in the judiciary and other places do not support or not to support their actions. We closely monitor the situation.”

The message was translated Re -sending an expression By Darren Beattie, the US senior official of the US diplomacy.

The Brazilian government saw the message as a direct threat to other Supreme Court Justice, which presided on the hearings of Bolsonaro, and considering that Trump has not yet appointed an ambassador to Brazil – he called the chairman of the chairman of the task Chargé d’Affares Gabrobar.

Since Donald Trump began to defend Bolsonaro publicly, he was called by referring to the prosecution on the 2022 coup attempt as one of the reasons imposed on the Brazilian president’s Brazilian goods.

According to a source in the ministry, Flavio Goldman, the European and North American temporary secretary, said the Brazilian government’s “intervention in internal issues against Brazil and Brazilian’s Brazilian referees and intervention in unacceptable threats”.

The US Embassy did not comment on the meeting.

Escobar before the calls on Friday Meeting on Thursday Geraldo Alckmin, Brazil’s vice president, leads the Lula administration’s unsuccessful efforts to reversed tariffs.

Brazil said he has been trying to open negotiations with the US since April, but did not respond.

This week, Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula Da Silva, He told Reuters: “The day Trump says he is ready to speak, I will not hesitate to call him. But today my intuition says he doesn’t want to talk. And I can’t humiliate myself.”