The Donald Trump administration imposed sanctions against the judge, who supervises the trial of his right -wing ally, Gere Bolsonaro, and Brazil struck with huge definitions amid accusations by the country’s president that Trump launched a “direct attack on Brazilian democracy.”
The US President partially attributed his introduction by 50 % to his anger at the supposed political “magical research” against Bolsonaro, the former Brazilian president, who is being tried due to an alleged coup attempt after the 2022 elections.
Amid a set of customs tariffs ads, Trump also struck India by imposing a 25 % tax and an additional “penalty” because it buys weapons and energy from Russia, while imposing 15 % on South Korea as part of a commercial deal that avoids the high lever.
At the local level, experts say they have “enormous fears” through the Trump Administration initiative for millions of Americans to download personal health data and medical records on new applications and systems run by private technology companies.
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Trump is accused of attacking the Brazilian democracy on the penalties of Bolsonaro, the judge
Brazilian President Louise Inosio Lula Da Silva Donald Trump has accused a “direct attack on Brazilian democracy” after the US Treasury slapped sanctions against Alexander de Mories, the Supreme Court judge is widely credited with assisting Brazilian democracy from a right -wing coup 2022.
This controversial American move was announced on Wednesday by the Treasury Secretary, Scott Beesen, shortly before Trump continued a 50 % threat to Brazilian imports by signing an executive order “to deal with the recent policies, practices and actions by the Brazil government.”
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The Brazilian president is back, as it threatens the customs tariff in trade
Luiz Inácio Lula Da Silva said he is not afraid to get the wrong side of Donald Trump as the largest arches of the economy in South America to introduce a 50 % tariff.
On Wednesday, Trump signed an executive order confirming that the United States will impose a rate of Brazil from next week.
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The Federal Reserve is borne interest rates in facing Trump’s pressure
The US Federal Reserve left the record interest rate unchanged on Wednesday, despite the severe pressure from Trump to low rates. In the midst of an attack by the White House attacks against the Federal Reserve, officials of the Central Bank said that the economic “uncertainty” remained very high so that it could not decrease.
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The United States to impose 15 % of the customs tariff on South Korea as part of the commercial deal, Trump says
The President said that the United States will impose a 15 % tariff on imports from South Korea as part of an agreement with the main Asian commercial partner who avoids high fees.
This arrangement-which was announced shortly after Trump met with Korean officials at the White House-came during a snowstorm of commercial policy ads before the deadline imposed on August 1, when the president promised high definitions on American imports from a group of countries.
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The Trump administration launches a health tracking system with the help of Big Tech
The United States government pays an initiative for millions of Americans to download personal health data and medical records on new applications and systems run by private technology companies, which is easier to access health records and monitor wellness.
“There are huge moral and legal concerns,” said Lawrence Gustin, a law professor at George Town University, who specializes in public health. “Patients all over America should be very concerned that their medical records will be used in ways to harm them and their families.”
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The former CIA client strikes in Gabbard to pursue Obama
A former CIA officer who helped lead intelligence assessments of Russia’s alleged intervention in the 2016 presidential election that Toulcy Gabbard, Director of National Intelligence, was ignorant of espionage practices after Barack Obama and the national security team accused the “betrayal conspiracy” against Donald Trump.
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Kamala Harris will not nominate for California ruler
Donald Trump’s previous competition for the presidency, Kamal Harris, announced that she was not nominating California’s ruler, as he was widely expected.
Former Vice President and Democratic Presidential candidate for 2024 announced on Wednesday that it will not be nominated, in a decision that leaves the competition to lead the largest blue state in the country.
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We put in the law monitoring list under Trump
A group of global civil society organizations has placed the United States on an urgent monitoring list about the health of its civil society, along with Türkiye, Serbad, El Salvador, Indonesia and Kenya.
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