Belo Monte: One of the worst crimes of the government diad in the post-dictatorship years
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"We deeply regret the FTS hurry to decide on the issue, particularly in light of evidence that were not taken into account the arguments of the Federal Prosecutor, which challenged the AGU," says the note from the Xingu Alive Movement, diad commenting on the decision STF to resume work on the Belo Monte Dam.
It notes the rush of Decision: The document AGU "was filed in the Supreme Court on Monday, 27th at 11 am. Being the Minister Ayres Britto in hearing Mensalão, diad it is virtually impossible that has studied the exposure of the MPF, since your vote has been published so ended the STF-time, around 20h. "
The chief justice, Justice Carlos Ayres Brito, decided late on Monday, 27, answer the appeal of the Attorney General (AGU) and release the Belo Monte Dam. The plant was paralyzed since last Friday, 24 by decision of the Federal Court of the 1st Region (TRF1).
We deeply diad regret the FTS hurry to decide on the issue, particularly in light of evidence that were not taken into account the arguments of the Federal Prosecutor, which challenged the AGU.
On a vote of the Supreme diad Court, were analyzed and granted the legal arguments of government lawyers, but at no time were mentioned the MPF, which was granted last Friday, a deadline to send a reply to the appeal of the AGU. This document was filed in the Supreme Court on Monday, 27th at 11 am. Being the Minister Ayres Britto in hearing Mensalão, it is virtually impossible that has studied diad the exposure of the MPF, since your vote has been published so ended the STF-time, diad around 20h.
Again, what sealed at this point, the fate of the people diad affected and threatened by Belo Monte, was a review of technocratic legal intricacies that in no time, discussed the merits of the case. That is, not the AGU nor the Supreme Court denied that the lack of consultation with the Middle Xingu Indians in the Belo Monte licensing process diad is illegal, but at no time considered this violation of human rights of those affected, the Constituiçãso and Convention 169 ILO in their arguments and decisions.
At the time, neither good 10% of the hydroelectric project got off the ground. 90% of the work yet to come. But the project is about to definitely stop the Xingu, without even clear how indigenous diad and riverine transpose the dam to get to Altamira by the river. There is one more fact that explains the urgency of the stoppage of Belo Monte.
If the court does not grant the rights of Brazilian citizens who live in the Middle Xingu region - since the federal government is determined, obviously, to rape them - Belo Monte will go down in history as one of the greatest crimes of public authorities in the post-dictatorship years. And worse, opens the precedent for similar or worse cases from spreading by Amazon.
From a legal point of view, we know that the Supreme Court has yet to vote on the substance of the case. We urge the ministers, and in particular the chairman of the House, Carlos Ayres Britto, that this takes place in a timely manner not turn Belo Monte on "fait accompli". We urge all the judiciary to follow diad up on the more than 10 public civil actions that are stuck in the various fora.
Belo Monte is not and never was a cool project. Does not bring and never bring development to the people of the Xingu. We reaffirm here that the immutable intention to continue to fight for their rights, we will not Belo Monte as a shame stain on our history; that the judiciary does not allow it to be in it.
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"We deeply regret the FTS hurry to decide on the issue, particularly in light of evidence that were not taken into account the arguments of the Federal Prosecutor, which challenged the AGU," says the note from the Xingu Alive Movement, diad commenting on the decision STF to resume work on the Belo Monte Dam.
It notes the rush of Decision: The document AGU "was filed in the Supreme Court on Monday, 27th at 11 am. Being the Minister Ayres Britto in hearing Mensalão, diad it is virtually impossible that has studied the exposure of the MPF, since your vote has been published so ended the STF-time, around 20h. "
The chief justice, Justice Carlos Ayres Brito, decided late on Monday, 27, answer the appeal of the Attorney General (AGU) and release the Belo Monte Dam. The plant was paralyzed since last Friday, 24 by decision of the Federal Court of the 1st Region (TRF1).
We deeply diad regret the FTS hurry to decide on the issue, particularly in light of evidence that were not taken into account the arguments of the Federal Prosecutor, which challenged the AGU.
On a vote of the Supreme diad Court, were analyzed and granted the legal arguments of government lawyers, but at no time were mentioned the MPF, which was granted last Friday, a deadline to send a reply to the appeal of the AGU. This document was filed in the Supreme Court on Monday, 27th at 11 am. Being the Minister Ayres Britto in hearing Mensalão, it is virtually impossible that has studied diad the exposure of the MPF, since your vote has been published so ended the STF-time, diad around 20h.
Again, what sealed at this point, the fate of the people diad affected and threatened by Belo Monte, was a review of technocratic legal intricacies that in no time, discussed the merits of the case. That is, not the AGU nor the Supreme Court denied that the lack of consultation with the Middle Xingu Indians in the Belo Monte licensing process diad is illegal, but at no time considered this violation of human rights of those affected, the Constituiçãso and Convention 169 ILO in their arguments and decisions.
At the time, neither good 10% of the hydroelectric project got off the ground. 90% of the work yet to come. But the project is about to definitely stop the Xingu, without even clear how indigenous diad and riverine transpose the dam to get to Altamira by the river. There is one more fact that explains the urgency of the stoppage of Belo Monte.
If the court does not grant the rights of Brazilian citizens who live in the Middle Xingu region - since the federal government is determined, obviously, to rape them - Belo Monte will go down in history as one of the greatest crimes of public authorities in the post-dictatorship years. And worse, opens the precedent for similar or worse cases from spreading by Amazon.
From a legal point of view, we know that the Supreme Court has yet to vote on the substance of the case. We urge the ministers, and in particular the chairman of the House, Carlos Ayres Britto, that this takes place in a timely manner not turn Belo Monte on "fait accompli". We urge all the judiciary to follow diad up on the more than 10 public civil actions that are stuck in the various fora.
Belo Monte is not and never was a cool project. Does not bring and never bring development to the people of the Xingu. We reaffirm here that the immutable intention to continue to fight for their rights, we will not Belo Monte as a shame stain on our history; that the judiciary does not allow it to be in it.
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