Dino orders PF to investigate alleged attacks on religious images across the country
Journalist graduated from the Catholic University of Brasília, covers the National Congress and Palácio do Planalto for Revista Oeste. Previously, she was part of the editorial teams of Poder360, Correio Braziliense, Alô Brasília, and Aqui DF. She also served as editor at TV Brasília.
TL;DR
- Minister Flávio Dino ordered the Federal Police to investigate alleged attacks on religious images and spaces.
- The order was issued due to apparent crimes with inter-state repercussions and against human rights.
- Incidents reported include destruction of religious images in Salvador, Londrina, Rio Grande do Sul, Maceió, and Belo Horizonte.
- Attacks on Umbanda temples in Esmeraldas and Santo Amaro were also cited.
- Potential crimes mentioned include religious offense, religious prejudice, violence against religious practices, and damage to property.