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Bolsonaro's Christmas pardon frees police officers from the Carandiru Massacre

The decree of the president's last Christmas pardon Jair Bolsonaro (PL)), published this Friday (23) in the Official Gazette of the Union, pardons the sentences and extinguishes the convictions of the military police officers guilty in court of the case known as Carandiru massacre. On October 2, 1992, 111 prisoners were killed during an invasion by the Military Police (PM) to contain a rebellion in Pavilion 9 of the House of Detention in São Paulo. (UOL)

According to this year's presidential pardon decree, security force agents who were accused of crimes committed more than 30 years ago will be pardoned, even if they have not been definitively convicted in the last instance of justice. The PMs convicted by Carandiru massacre fit this profile. The case completed three decades in 2022.

FIFA investigates the presence of the golden steak chef in the World Cup final

A Fifa investigates the reasons why the Turkish chef Nusret Gokçe, known as Salt Bae, had access to the field after Argentina's penalty shootout victory over France in the World Cup final in Qatar, last Sunday (18)system. (FSP 🚥)

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Trump should not return to public office

Donald Trump should not be able to return to public office after the role he played in the invasion of the Capitol in the United States last year, concluded a report by the legislative committee that investigated the incident.

The recommendation tops a list of proposals in the 845-page document, aimed at ensuring that there is no repeat of the deadly riot that the committee accuses the former president of orchestrating in a failed attempt to stay in power after the 2020 elections. (AFP)

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Newsverso Glossary: ​​a space to explain web3 and metaverse terms

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