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šØAlexandre de Moraes is removed from the sanctions list of the Magnitsky Law.
The president of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) and minister of the Federal Supreme Court (STF), Alexandre de Moraes, was removed from the sanctions list of the Magnitsky Law, a U.S. law aimed at punishing individuals involved in corruption and human rights violations š.
The decision was made after a review of the case, which considered that Moraes' actions in combating corruption and authoritarianism in Brazil were fundamental to maintaining democracy in the country š”.
The removal of the sanction is seen as a recognition of Moraes' work in defense of democracy and human rights in Brazil, and reinforces the importance of international cooperation in the fight against corruption and impunity š.
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#LeiMagnitsky
#TSE
#STF
#Democracia
The president of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) and minister of the Federal Supreme Court (STF), Alexandre de Moraes, was removed from the sanctions list of the Magnitsky Law, a U.S. law aimed at punishing individuals involved in corruption and human rights violations š.
The decision was made after a review of the case, which considered that Moraes' actions in combating corruption and authoritarianism in Brazil were fundamental to maintaining democracy in the country š”.
The removal of the sanction is seen as a recognition of Moraes' work in defense of democracy and human rights in Brazil, and reinforces the importance of international cooperation in the fight against corruption and impunity š.
#AlexandreDeMoraes
#LeiMagnitsky
#TSE
#STF
#Democracia
DEVELOPING STORY: Tokyo Stock Exchange Explores Digital Asset Integration
New York, NY ā December 12, 2025 ā 05:05 AM EST
In a powerful signal of mainstream adoption, the Tokyo Stock Exchange ($TSE$) is actively exploring opportunities to expand its offerings into the digital asset realm.
This move by Japan's equivalent of Wall Street marks a major institutional validation for the crypto sector. $OM
As of November $2025$, the TSE is reportedly examining the feasibility of integrating and listing various digital asset products. These include regulated instruments such as Exchange-Traded Funds ($ETFs$) based on cryptocurrencies and other compliant tokens. $NEO
This exploration demonstrates a clear shift in perspective, moving digital assets from the fringe to the core of Japanās traditional financial markets. $RAVE
By providing a regulated gateway, the TSE aims to attract institutional capital and provide retail investors with secure, familiar access to the crypto economy.
The potential listing of these products on one of Asia's largest exchanges is expected to significantly boost market legitimacy and liquidity, reinforcing Japan's commitment to becoming a global center for Web3 innovation.
#TSE #CryptoETFs #InstitutionalAdoption #JapanFinance
New York, NY ā December 12, 2025 ā 05:05 AM EST
In a powerful signal of mainstream adoption, the Tokyo Stock Exchange ($TSE$) is actively exploring opportunities to expand its offerings into the digital asset realm.
This move by Japan's equivalent of Wall Street marks a major institutional validation for the crypto sector. $OM
As of November $2025$, the TSE is reportedly examining the feasibility of integrating and listing various digital asset products. These include regulated instruments such as Exchange-Traded Funds ($ETFs$) based on cryptocurrencies and other compliant tokens. $NEO
This exploration demonstrates a clear shift in perspective, moving digital assets from the fringe to the core of Japanās traditional financial markets. $RAVE
By providing a regulated gateway, the TSE aims to attract institutional capital and provide retail investors with secure, familiar access to the crypto economy.
The potential listing of these products on one of Asia's largest exchanges is expected to significantly boost market legitimacy and liquidity, reinforcing Japan's commitment to becoming a global center for Web3 innovation.
#TSE #CryptoETFs #InstitutionalAdoption #JapanFinance
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