Lula Condemns US Criticism of Brazil's Supreme Court

Brazil's President Lula Condemns US Interference in Supreme Court Affairs Brazil is reacting strongly to recent comments from the United States government concerning the actions of Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes. President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva publicly criticized the US intervention, stating, "It's inadmissible that a president of any country in the world gives opinions about the decisions of the Supreme Court of another country." This statement underscores the rising tensions between the two nations. The controversy began after the Brazilian government received a diplomatic note from the US expressing concerns over several decisions made by Justice Moraes. These rulings led to the temporary blocking of various American social media platforms within Brazil. While the Ministry of Justice described the US communication as merely informative, the action is seen as unusual within Brazilian diplomatic circles. Some analysts even suggest this represents a 'new normal' in US-Brazil relations. Lula further emphasized, "The United States needs to understand that respect for the integrity of other countries' institutions is very important. A country cannot interfere in the life of another, wanting to punish another country. That is unacceptable." His words reflect a growing sentiment in Brazil that its sovereignty is being challenged. The situation is being closely watched as it could have broader implications for the relationship between Brazil and the United States. The incident highlights the complexities of international relations in the digital age and the challenges of balancing national sovereignty with global platforms.