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Edição e pós-produção para o Programa Repórter Justiça sobre o Aniversário de 16 Anos da TV Justiça. (EMISSORA DE TV)

[acapulcopress]

Fortalece Guerrero trabajo operativo de seguridad y procuración de justica en Guerrero

CHILPANCINGO * Octubre 2, 2023. ) Gobierno de Guerrero Derivado del trabajo coordinado desde la Mesa para la Construcción de la Paz, se dieron a conocer los resultados operativos correspondiente del 25 de septiembre al 1 de octubre, en la cual, la policía estatal detuvo a 23 personas por delitos del fuero federal y del fuero común, además de la recuperación de 26 vehículos, armamento y 406 kilogramos de estupefacientes, coadyuvando a mejorar la seguridad de la población. Durante la transmisión informativa encabezada por el vocero de la Mesa de Coordinación, Randy Suástegui Cebrero, el subsecretario de Operación Policial de la SSP, Irving Jiménez Sánchez, detalló el trabajo operativo realizado la última semana de septiembre logrando detener a una persona en Tlapa, Tepecoacuilco, Acapulco, Xochistlahuaca, La Unión, Zihuatanejo, Iguala, Chilpancingo, Leonardo Bravo y Tecpan de Galeana. El mando policial refirió que de estas detenciones se logró decomisar un arma larga, tres armas cortas, 2 cargadores, 12 cartuchos, así como celulares, chalecos tácticos, fornituras, bascula gramera, entre otros objetos, además de 193 gramos de marihuana, 152 gramos de cristal, 43 gramos de cocaína y 18 gramos de droga conocida como piedra, lo que representa una pérdida financiera de 76 mil pesos. Jiménez Sánchez expuso que se atendió el reporte al 911 sobre la quema de unas viviendas en Chichihualco, comunidad que es un foco de atención por la Mesa de Coordinación, por lo que de inmediato se atendió la denuncia y cinco grupos de elementos acudieron a verificar la información encontrando un techado de lámina de asbesto y madera que se había consumido por el fuego, sin encontrar lesionados u otros inmuebles afectados, por lo que seguirá la presencia permanente en la zona con el apoyo de la FGE, Guardia Nacional y Sedena. Por su parte, el Vicefiscal de Investigación de la Fiscalía General del Estado, Alejandro Hernández Mendoza, informó en este mismo periodo en materia de procuración de justicia se logró liberar 7 órdenes de aprehensión por diversos delitos por homicidio, robo, violencia familiar y abuso sexual, además se cumplimentaron 10 órdenes de aprehensión por violencia familiar, homicidio, abuso sexual de menores de edad e incumplimiento de obligaciones de asistencia familiar. También indicó que con elementos suficientes se obtuvo la vinculación a proceso de ocho personas por diversos delitos y se lograron sentencias condenatorias a 14 personas por los delitos de homicidio, violencia familiar, robo de vehículos, secuestro agravado y abuso sexual, destacando la sentencia de 50 años de prisión por secuestro, y otra pena más de 60 años por homicidio calificado. En el trabajo operativo, los elementos de la Policía de Investigación ministerial lograron la detención en flagrancia de tres personas por delitos contra la salud, robo y posesión de armas; además se aseguraron 45 vehículos en todo el estado, recuperando 19 de ellos con reporte de robo, además de celebrar 44 acuerdos reparatorios. Con estas acciones las instituciones que integran la Mesa de Coordinación para la Construcción de la Paz refrenda su compromiso con Guerrero en la procuración de justicia y en materia de seguridad. ] Síguenos en Facebook.com/acapulcopress ] Síguenos en Facebook.com/angelblanco.press Read the full article

[fatehbaz]

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aside from, like, their infamous social world of nepotism/king-making and their long history of training eugenicists who legitimized scientific racism; lawyers who built legal frameworks for slavery/Jim Crow stuff; and economists who justify continued disenfranchisement, poverty, military interventions/invasions? here’s some of the more recent stuff i’ve been reading.

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Source: Caio de Freitas Paes, translated by Roberto Cataldo, published by Maria Salazar. “Harvard fund evades justice in land-grabbing case over Cerrado farm.” Mongabay Brazil (Portuguese): 7 October 2020. Mongabay (English): 15 October 2020. 

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Source: GRAIN and Rede Social de Justica e Direitos Humanos. “Harvard’s land grabs in Brazil are a disaster for communities and a warning to speculators.” 8 May 2020. 

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In 1914 Richard P. Strong, recently appointed director of Harvard’s new Department of Tropical Medicine, told a reporter from the Boston Evening Transcript that “the troubles to be feared from the spread of tropical diseases by traffic through the Panama Canal are rather heavy financial losses through disturbance of trade [rather] than any great loss of life.” [...] Nearly all of the department’s expeditions were to industrial plantations in the making. It is not by coincidence that Strong characterized the department’s work as industrial hygiene. [...]

[I]t was precisely the infrastructures of multinational firms like United Fruit Company, Firestone Tire and Rubber Company, and American petroleum companies overseas that Strong regarded as ideal assets in pursuing the kind of [...] research he envisioned.

In 1914, just one year after the creation of Harvard’s Department of Tropical Medicine, Strong took on an additional assignment that cemented the ties between his department and American business interests abroad. As newly appointed director of the Laboratories of the Hospitals and of Research Work of United Fruit Company, he set sail in July 1914 to United Fruit plantations in Cuba, Guatemala, Honduras, Costa Rica, and Panama. [...]

The Panama Canal, Strong recognized, had the potential to transform the economic and geopolitical fate of nations through the worldwide redistribution of disease. Anticipating the increased trade relations and movement of disease that the Panama Canal would bring, and influenced by the recommendations and financial backing of Harvard alumni such as Philippine governor Gen. William Cameron Forbes and patrons such as Edward Atkins, who were making their wealth in the banana and sugarcane industries, Harvard hired Strong, then head of the Philippine Bureau of Science’s Biological Laboratory, and personal physician to Forbes, to establish the second Department of Tropical Medicine in the United States (Tulane University established the first). [...]

As a shareholder in two British rubber plantations, Strong was acutely aware of the threat that Britain’s rubber monopoly posed to America’s economic interests. Strong approached Harvey Firestone, chief executive of the tire and rubber-processing conglomerate that bore his name, in December 1925 with a proposal to conduct an extensive biological and medical survey of the interior region of Liberia. Strong found a receptive ear. Firestone had negotiated tentative agreements in 1925 with the Liberian government for rights to a 2,000-acre plantation for experiments in rubber production, as well as a 99-year concession to optionally lease up to a million acres of Liberian land [...]. The biological and medical survey of Liberia undertaken by the Harvard scientists on behalf of Firestone, and ecological ideas of disease arising from their encounters with life in the tropics and work on industrial plantations, aided in altering the economy of nature and a nation. [...]

Strong and Forbes both left Manila for Boston in 1913. Strong began assembling a team of researchers and a course of instruction to take advantage of the increasing overseas presence of US firms. Forbes became an overseer to Harvard University and a director of United Fruit Company, the agricultural products marketing conglomerate best known for its extensive holdings of banana plantations throughout Central America. [...]

In 1912 United Fruit controlled over 300,000 acres of land in the tropics and had a net revenue of more than $5 million annually, holdings and profits that rapidly escalated over the next decade. With access to eight stations in different locales, free transport on company steamships, exposure to a wide variety of clinical conditions, and a ready supply of biological samples taken from the company’s hospitals and surrounding plantations, Strong boasted that no “tropical school of medicine in the world … had such an asset.” “It is something of a victory for Harvard,” he argued. “We could not for a million dollars procure such advantages.”[...]

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Source: Gregg Mitman. “Forgotten Paths of Empire: Ecology, Disease, and Commerce in the Making of Liberia’s Plantation Economy ...” Printed January 2017 in Environmental History. Originally published: December 2016.

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They're so racist...y'allrememberthat movie MINORITY REPORT? If not, Google it and watch that joint. It's real life, now. They're literally MINORITY REPORTing only people of color, arresting. I said, ARRESTING NOT CITING. Us for things like: our home address being too hard to see from the street, our front lawn grass being too tall, etc. This way? They get to pad their police budget and arrest more people of color to also get kickbacks from the privately owned prison complexes, plus remove more people of color from voting rolls and desteoy our families. Destroy our economic foundation for survival. This destruction? Causes desperation, and increases crime. Which makes the police harass us all the more. And all of this? Because they're deliberately misusing flawed, racist policing designed to destroy us. But you wonder why we don't trust y'all. #atacxgymcapoeira #atacxgymnation #atacxgymstreetwarriorcapoeira #atacxgym #atacxgymstreetwarriors #njiauhurukipura #kipura #capoeiraselfdefensetechniques #attacklife #defend #policebrutality #racistpolice #stopracism #lockethemup #defundthepolice #blacklivesmatter #blackinamerica #stopkillingus #fightback #nfac #blackgunsmatter #blackdefense #shootback #eyeforaneye #grassroots #humanrights #civilrights #justica #justice #nojusticenopeace WEBSITE/SITE: https://sites.google.com/view/atacxgymcapoeira/home YOUTUBE: https://youtube.com/c/ATACXGYMCAPOEIRA INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/atacxgymcapoeira/, TWITTER: https://twitter.com/atacxgym, BLOG: atacxgymcapoeira.blogspot.com :FACEBOOK GROUP PAGE: https://www.facebook.com/groups/capoeiraselfdefensethatworks/ FACEBOOK PERSONAL ATACX GYM PAGE: https://www.facebook.com/AtacxGymStreetWarriorCapoeira https://www.instagram.com/p/Ci2kqZ3uJYv/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[radiotupi]

Hotel do apresentador em São Paulo tem dívida de R$ 2 milhões

[deadassdiaspore]

https://www.google.com/amp/s/ponte.org/justica-determina-juri-popular-para-pms-acusados-de-matar-luana-barbosa/amp/

The case of Luana Barbosa, a black and LGBT woman, beaten and killed by three policemen in Ribeirão Preto, in the interior of São Paulo, will be tried in a popular jury. Accused of intentional murder, when the intention to kill is assumed, the police were summoned to a popular jury by Judge Marta Rodrigues Maffeis. The sentence recognizes that there are indications that the police killed with aggravating motives, half cruel and by means that made it impossible to defend the victim. The case occurred in Jardim Paiva, on the outskirts of Ribeirão Preto. There were about 10 trial and instruction hearings at the Ribeirão Preto Forum, where police and defense and prosecution witnesses gave testimony about the fact. Throughout the process, there was the participation of social movements to follow the case and to press the justice so that the policemen were taken to a popular jury. Judgment day has yet to be released and is expected to be made public soon. The police can also appeal this decision to the São Paulo justice system. Understand the case Black, lesbian and peripheral, Luana Barbosa died in April 2016 after being beaten by military police in the Jardim Paiva neighborhood, in Ribeirão Preto, in the interior of São Paulo. She was even referred to the Emergency Unit of Hospital das Clínicas (HC-UE), but died five days later. The report by the Legal Medical Institute (IML) indicated that the young woman lost her life due to cerebral ischemia and traumatic brain injury, as a result of the aggression she suffered. The victim was assaulted after being approached by the PMs and requested a female police presence to be searched - the procedure is established by Brazilian law. Two years after the crime, in April 2018, the Civil Police of Ribeirão Preto concluded the investigation with the conclusion that there was “bodily injury followed by death”. The three accused police officers had their arrest requested by prosecutor Eliseu Berardo Gonçalves. However, the request was denied in May of the same year by judge José Roberto Bernardi Liberal. Since then, PMs have been waiting for the court's decision.



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#OIPOL REPORT

[elsolnetworktv]

DIONIS SANCHEZ: “No hay razones para que se inicie el desarrollo turistico en Perdernales”

DIONIS SANCHEZ: “No hay razones para que se inicie el desarrollo turistico en Perdernales”

Héctor Danilo Sanchez Special-Reporter

Santo Domingo, R. D.-El Congresista Senador por Pedernales, Dionis Sánchez asegura que la provincia celebra este miércoles la ratificación de la sentencia por parte de la Suprema Corte de Justica, la cual anula más de mil 200 títulos de propiedad emitidos a favor de particulares en Bahía de las Àguilas, con la cual se eliminan las trabas judiciales para…

[fatehbaz]

Brazil was Harvard’s preferred target. [...] Recent field investigations in Brazil show that the situation has not changed, and, if anything, it only seems to be getting worse. [...]

Harvard's Terracal subsidiary moved into their territory in 2010 [...]. Communications between Harvard and its Brazilian managers, made available through a labour court case [...], show that Harvard was aware of the conflict with local villagers [...]. The company has been ruthless in its tactics. [...] "We were watching wondering from one hour to the next when we would be killed", says one of the villagers. [...]

"We used to live off of fishing and farming. I can still remember the smell of rice when it was being harvested. But now we can no longer grow [...]". These are the words of a resident of Arthur Passos, a rural community in the north-eastern Brazilian state of Piaui, speaking in October 2019. Ten years ago, they gained official recognition as an Afro-descendent community (quilombola), with special protections under Brazilian law, and with this they began a process to secure official title over their territory. But in 2013 that process was dramatically interrupted.

A powerful company, owned by Harvard University's endowment fund, moved in and claimed all the area surrounding the villagers' homes. The company, Terracal – a subsidiary of another Harvard-owned company, Gordian Bioenergy – erected a 17 km fence and hired security guards to keep people out. The people of Arthur Passos could no longer hunt, fish, grow crops, [...] or collect fruits, medicinal plants and firewood from the forest as they had always done. [...] Terracal cleared forests from the land and was preparing to move ahead with a massive irrigated plantation project covering 45,000 hectares.

The Brazilian farmland deals have been especially disastrous for rural communities living in the areas where Harvard bought lands. [...]

The last [global “profound economic crisis”] a decade ago, which was caused by a collapse of the financial sector, triggered a global rush for farmland, as pension funds, private equity boutiques and billionaires sought refuge from tanking stock markets by speculating in so-called natural resource assets. Big players like the US pension fund manager TIAA and Sweden's national pension plan shifted hundreds of millions of dollars into new farmland funds.

But of the many financial houses suddenly looking for farmland, none was more aggressive than Harvard University's US$40 billion endowment fund. In an eight year period following the 2008 crisis, Harvard poured over US$1 billion into amassing a global portfolio of farmlands, covering nearly 1 million hectares [...].

Brazil was Harvard’s preferred target. It established three offshore structures, operating through three different Brazilian agribusiness operators, to buy Brazilian farmland. By 2016, these three structures had amassed over 40 rural properties covering approximately 405,000 hectares, an area twice the size of all the farmland in the US state of Massachusetts.

In September 2018, Rede Social de Justiça e Direitos Humanos and GRAIN released a report documenting the human rights violations happening on some of Harvard-owned farms in Brazil and the University's lack of due diligence [...]. Our recent field investigations in Brazil show that the situation has not changed, and, if anything, it only seems to be getting worse. Moreover, new information shows that Harvard purchased more farmland in Brazil than previously estimated, and that its operations are connected to alarming levels of deforestation and forest fires in the Brazilian Cerrado (the most biodiverse savannah in the world) [...].

Much of the deforestation that takes place in the Cerrado is the result of fires that are deliberately set by agribusinesses to expand their holdings. [...] Research conducted by AidEnvironment found that Harvard's farms overlap with the areas of the Cerrado where there was a heavy concentration of forest fires in 2019. [...] This was later confirmed by field visits to the communities undertaken by Rede Social de Justiça e Direitos Humanos in October 2019. The villagers of Arthur Passos believe that the fires were set deliberately, as a way to keep them from entering the area. [...]

"The forest reserve of [Insolo's] Galileia farm is all burnt. The reserve they left, in the lowlands, everything was burned", said one Baixao Fechado resident, speaking about the section of the former Harvard farm property that the company was legally obliged to protect as a reserve and not clear for farming.

The Baixao do Aleixo community in the neighbouring north-eastern state of Bahia is in a similar situation. Harvard's Terracal subsidiary moved into their territory in 2010, when it bought a contested title to a large parcel of land from a wealthy Brazilian family. Since then, there's been a tense conflict between Terracal and the villagers who have used the land [...] for generations. [...]

Communications between Harvard and its Brazilian managers, made available through a labour court case filed by a former Terracal employee, show that Harvard was aware of the conflict with local villagers at its Bahia property.[...]

The company has been ruthless in its tactics. Villagers say people hired by the company offered them bribes, deliberately set neighbours against each other, and threatened and intimidated people with violence. "We were watching wondering from one hour to the next when we would be killed", says one of the villagers. [...]

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Headline, photos, map, captions, text excerpts: GRAIN and Rede Social de Justica e Direitos Humanos. “Harvard’s land grabs in Brazil are a disaster for communities and a warning to speculators.” 8 May 2020.

[gpsdanoticia]

Erika Januza fala de passado humilhante e revela: “levei para a polícia”

Erika Januza fala de passado humilhante e revela: “levei para a polícia”

Erika Januza no Altas Horas (Foto: Reprodução/Globo)

Uma das atrizes da nova geração da Globo, Erika Januza esteve na noite deste sábado, 12 de janeiro, no Altas Horas da Globo e entre outros assuntos tratados acabou falando sobre a questão do preconceito.  A bela contou que alisava os cabelos para se sentir bem com as exigências impostas pela sociedade.

Veja TambémEx-BBB Natália Prada muda de…

[radiotupi]

'Grito em silêncio' foi a maneira encontrada pelo cantor para protestar contra prisão

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TJDFT reafirma posição em favor de Sandra Faraj

Sandra Faraj - Por unanimidade, desembargadores negaram embargos de declaração do Ministério Público e reafirmam que não há provas contra a parlamentar

Na tarde desta terça-feira (22/05), o Conselho Especial do Tribunal de Justiça do Distrito Federal (TJDFT) julgou improcedente os recursos do Ministério Público do Distrito Federal (MPDFT), que questionavam a decisão daquela corte de não aceitar a denúncia da NetPub Comunicação contra a deputada Sandra Faraj. “Essa decisão apenas confirma o que a Justiça, tanto na área penal quanto na área civil, já havia decidido”, afirmou a parlamentar.

Os desembargadores esclareceram que o acórdão publicado no dia 10 de abril era bastante claro e apontava para “ausência de justa causa”. Ou seja, não há provas contra a parlamentar.QUARTA VITÓRIA – Na Câmara Legislativa, em agosto do ano passado, o Conselho de Ética negou o prosseguimento da denúncia contra Sandra Faraj.Em março deste ano, o Conselho Especial do TJDFT também não aceitou a denúncia por total ausência de provas, reforçando a decisão da Câmara Legislativa. Os desembargadores entenderam que não havia como abrir um processo contra a parlamentar, porque os serviços haviam sido prestados e os pagamentos comprovados por notas fiscais emitidas e atestadas pela própria empresa NetPub.

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https://noticias.gospelprime.com.br/sandra-faraj-e-inocentada-de-todas-as-acusacoes-por-tribunal/

http://www.destakjornal.com.br/cidades/brasilia/detalhe/sandra-faraj-e-inocentada-em-acao-sobre-desvio-de-verba

http://radios.ebc.com.br/reporter-nacional-brasilia/2018/04/justica-rejeita-denuncia-contra-deputada-distrital-sandra-faraj

https://sandrafaraj.com.br/

https://www.deputadasandrafaraj.com.br/

https://pt-br.facebook.com/eucurtoasandra/

http://agendacapital.com.br/video-apos-absolvicao-pela-justica-sandra-faraj-se-pronuncia-na-camara-legislativa/

https://g1.globo.com/df/distrito-federal/noticia/justica-inocenta-sandra-faraj-e-encerra-acao-sobre-desvio-de-verba-indenizatoria.ghtml

https://g1.globo.com/df/distrito-federal/noticia/justica-do-df-rejeita-denuncia-contra-sandra-faraj-por-estelionato.ghtml

[i-write-way-too-many-demons]

Tall boi, Part 4

Skit sprinted out of the alleyway to see Captain Valor rip another chunk of pavement out of the sidewalk. He immediately recognized the demon, and sent the murder rock screaming into a nearby building. Captain Valor was not a very good shot. Skit immediatly leaped at him, throwing a sharp punch at his jaw. However, what he failed to see coming was a vicious kick to the stomach, knocking the breath out of him long enough for Valor to kick him in the neck like the ass that he was. They brutally fought, Valor delivering stupid one-liners and punches slow enough to be easily dodged. Finally, Skit had enough, and delivered a brutal jab, breaking Valor’s nose. “Piss off of Scarlet. He’s a decent human, unlike you, you pathetic waste of genes.” Skit spat, standing up and storming away into the crowd, most of which was too shocked to even register that the Demon of Justica was just waltzing away to god knows where, only after fighting and breaking the nose of Captain Valor. Jessica Biggs cake sprinting out of an alley, yelling “CAMERAS! WE NEED CAMERAS!”, only adding to the confusion. Apparently somebody realized that they needed an ambulance for their beloved hero who just got his ass completely handed to him, because there one was, with paramedics loading Valor onto a stretcher, which was just wholly unnecessary. Meanwhile, Skit was watching Jessica do her news report, completely aware of the people watching him in awe, and completely lacking in two licks of a shit to give about it. “Wow, thanks for standing up for me back there. Jesus, I knew he hated me, but I never thought he would try to KILL me.” Scarlet remarked, walking alongside Skit, who, of course, nearly collapsed upon Scarlet’s interaction with him. “Yeah, he’s a total assgoblin.” Skit managed to say, still head over heels for the Scarlet Scorpion. The two walked away, celebrating their victory with chocolate gelato.

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#OIPOL INSTITUCIONAL REPORT

[fulvius]

Veja a matéria completa em Liga da Justiça deve ter a pior abertura doméstica do Universo DC Nem mesmo a combinação de todos os membros da Liga da Justiça pode salvar o filme de toda a publicidade negativa que ele está recebendo. Depois de uma semana turbulenta que previu uma queda de pontos positivos na Rotten Tomatoes , o The Hollywood Reporter afirmou que o filme está no caminho certo para arrecadar US $ 95 milhões em seu fim de semana de abertura na bilheteria dos EUA. Algo bem baixo do esp

via: http://eexponews.com/liga-da-justica-deve-ter-a-pior-abertura-domestica-do-universo-dc_4821044462878720