To: CNN
CNN: Give Brazilian People the Right to Respond against the Cartel of Brasilia
Journalists should present balanced views.
Journalist Glenn Edward Greenwall had 9 minutes of prime CNN time to give his political opinion to Christiane Amanpour that the impeachment of president Dilma Rousseff is a coup. We want that representatives of the Movement Free Brazil have the opportunity to give the "other side" view of the millions of Brazilians who disagree.
President Rousseff violated the constitution defrauding the government and hiding a deficit close to $15 billion to manipulate her presidential election. She was at the head of Petrobras oil company when the company was almost destroyed by corruption. Thousands of American shareholders lost large amounts of money due to this corruption scheme. She attempted to obstruct criminal investigations. The latest developments of the criminal investigation of the "Car Wash" implicate her and her party deeply.
The process of impeachment is not a coup. Congress proceeds strictly within Brazil's constitutional limits. Journalist Greenwald failed to inform of the millions of brazilians who went to the streets because they were convinced of her guilt. He failed to inform that the same millions want other corrupt politicians defenestrated and in prison. CNN did not give the opportunity for we, honest brazilian citizens, to explain our side of the story. Instead, it simply repeated the Worker's Party politically motivated disinformation. Journalist Greenwald only quote of the interview was from ex-president Lula, who is a subject of the criminal investigation himself.
We are aggrieved with the patronizing and the prejudice of journalist Greenwald. He wrote several books on the US government. He would never disagree with the impeachment of an American president who committed the same acts of president Rousseff. He would never accept a corrupt president in the White House because Congress is corrupt. We demand that Brazilian democracy and electors be treated with the same respect given to American democracy.
Due to his biased report, which simply repeats the disinformation of those running the cartel of Brasilia, and the misrepresentation of our democratic movement to free Brazil from corruption as a extreme right-wing movement we want that an opportunity to respond be offered by CNN.
Journalism should be balanced, not a political opinion.
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Jornalistas devem apresentar opinioes equilibradas.
Jornalista Glenn Edward Greenwald teve 9 minutos de tempo na CNN para caracterizar o impeachment como golpe. Nos queremos o mesmo tempo na CNN para que representantes do Movimento Brasil Livre possam dar o "outro lado" da estoria dos milhoes de brasileiros que discordam.
A presidente Rousseff fraudou as contas da Uniao para manipular sua eleicao presidencial. Ela estava na chefia da Petrobras quando da corrupcao que quase quebrou a companhia. Ela tentou obstruir a justica. Ultimos desenvolvimentos da Lava Jato implicam ela e seu partido profundamente.
O processo de impeachment nao e' golpe. Ele procede dentro das normas constitucionais. O journalista Greenwald nao deu oportunidade aos milhoes de brasileiros convencidos de sua culpa de explicar as suas razoes. Ao inves, ele se limitou a citar o ex-presidente Lula, que ja' esta' implicado nas investigacoes.
O jornalista, que escreveu varios livros sobre o governo norte-americano, nao discordaria do impeachment de um presidente norte-americano que fizesse o mesmo que a presidente Rousseff. Ele nunca aceitaria um presidente corrupto porque o Congresso dos EUA tambem seria corrupto. A posicao dele e' discriminatoria e condescendente com a democracia e os eleitores brasileiros.
Devido a sua apresentacao enviesada e a representacao das aspiracoes democraticas e de limpeza na politica dos eleitores brasileiros como um movimente de extrema-direita, nos queremos o direito de resposta na CNN.
Jornalismo deve apresentar os dois lados, e nao ser veiculo de opinioes politicas.
Journalist Glenn Edward Greenwall had 9 minutes of prime CNN time to give his political opinion to Christiane Amanpour that the impeachment of president Dilma Rousseff is a coup. We want that representatives of the Movement Free Brazil have the opportunity to give the "other side" view of the millions of Brazilians who disagree.
President Rousseff violated the constitution defrauding the government and hiding a deficit close to $15 billion to manipulate her presidential election. She was at the head of Petrobras oil company when the company was almost destroyed by corruption. Thousands of American shareholders lost large amounts of money due to this corruption scheme. She attempted to obstruct criminal investigations. The latest developments of the criminal investigation of the "Car Wash" implicate her and her party deeply.
The process of impeachment is not a coup. Congress proceeds strictly within Brazil's constitutional limits. Journalist Greenwald failed to inform of the millions of brazilians who went to the streets because they were convinced of her guilt. He failed to inform that the same millions want other corrupt politicians defenestrated and in prison. CNN did not give the opportunity for we, honest brazilian citizens, to explain our side of the story. Instead, it simply repeated the Worker's Party politically motivated disinformation. Journalist Greenwald only quote of the interview was from ex-president Lula, who is a subject of the criminal investigation himself.
We are aggrieved with the patronizing and the prejudice of journalist Greenwald. He wrote several books on the US government. He would never disagree with the impeachment of an American president who committed the same acts of president Rousseff. He would never accept a corrupt president in the White House because Congress is corrupt. We demand that Brazilian democracy and electors be treated with the same respect given to American democracy.
Due to his biased report, which simply repeats the disinformation of those running the cartel of Brasilia, and the misrepresentation of our democratic movement to free Brazil from corruption as a extreme right-wing movement we want that an opportunity to respond be offered by CNN.
Journalism should be balanced, not a political opinion.
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Jornalistas devem apresentar opinioes equilibradas.
Jornalista Glenn Edward Greenwald teve 9 minutos de tempo na CNN para caracterizar o impeachment como golpe. Nos queremos o mesmo tempo na CNN para que representantes do Movimento Brasil Livre possam dar o "outro lado" da estoria dos milhoes de brasileiros que discordam.
A presidente Rousseff fraudou as contas da Uniao para manipular sua eleicao presidencial. Ela estava na chefia da Petrobras quando da corrupcao que quase quebrou a companhia. Ela tentou obstruir a justica. Ultimos desenvolvimentos da Lava Jato implicam ela e seu partido profundamente.
O processo de impeachment nao e' golpe. Ele procede dentro das normas constitucionais. O journalista Greenwald nao deu oportunidade aos milhoes de brasileiros convencidos de sua culpa de explicar as suas razoes. Ao inves, ele se limitou a citar o ex-presidente Lula, que ja' esta' implicado nas investigacoes.
O jornalista, que escreveu varios livros sobre o governo norte-americano, nao discordaria do impeachment de um presidente norte-americano que fizesse o mesmo que a presidente Rousseff. Ele nunca aceitaria um presidente corrupto porque o Congresso dos EUA tambem seria corrupto. A posicao dele e' discriminatoria e condescendente com a democracia e os eleitores brasileiros.
Devido a sua apresentacao enviesada e a representacao das aspiracoes democraticas e de limpeza na politica dos eleitores brasileiros como um movimente de extrema-direita, nos queremos o direito de resposta na CNN.
Jornalismo deve apresentar os dois lados, e nao ser veiculo de opinioes politicas.
Why is this important?
Eu quero que o Movimento Brasil Livre tenha direito de resposta na CNN depois que o seu correspondente no Brasil caracterizou o impeachment como golpe, servindo de porta-vos da disinformacao do governo.