The designation could complicate long‑established channels of police cooperation with the US, shifting some investigations into more restricted intelligence and national‑security channels.
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- The designation could complicate long‑established channels of police cooperation with the US, shifting some investigations into more restricted intelligence…
Joint investigations into PCC and CV rely heavily on routine intelligence‑sharing and coordination between law enforcement agencies, but treating the groups as “terrorist” organisations could shift some investigations into more restricted intelligence and national‑security channels, making that cooperation harder rather than strengthening it.
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Origin: extracted from The US is now using the ‘terrorist’ label to interfere in Brazil’s election · 2026-09-11 21:47