Dino sees 'regional prejudice' of 'racist matrix' in criticism directed at him
Graduated in journalism from Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie, he is an editor in Brasília. At Oeste, he worked as a special reporter, assistant editor, and writer. He began his career at Veja magazine, in Augusto Nunes's column. He covers politics, the Judiciary, and World events.
TL;DR
- Minister Flávio Dino accused critics of his performance of having 'regional prejudice of a racist matrix.'
- The criticism cited by Dino included terms like 'provincial jurist' and 'person devoid of any qualification,' linked to his Maranhão origin.
- Dino also addressed critiques of his philosophical references, particularly to Aristotle, made during STF sessions.
- He stated that these expressions are a derivation of 'unmistakable regional prejudice, of a racist matrix.'
- Newspapers such as O Globo, Folha de S.Paulo, and Revista Oeste published articles questioning Dino's performance and references.