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US Weighs New Sanctions on Brazilian Supreme Court Justice, Financial Times Says

The U.S. is considering sanctions targeting a Brazilian Supreme Court justice, amid escalating political tensions, the Financial Times reports.

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US Weighs New Sanctions on Brazilian Supreme Court Justice, Financial Times Says

The Financial Times reports the United States is considering new sanctions against a Brazilian Supreme Court justice. The move follows growing concerns over judicial decisions and their wider political implications in Brazil. U.S. officials have not finalized the steps, but the report suggests pressure is increasing for accountability and rule-of-law commitments. Brazilian authorities are expected to respond publicly if sanctions advance. The development could further strain bilateral relations and complicate diplomacy across multiple regional issues.

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