The Brazilian journalist, known for his critical reports on Javier Milei’s government, had his permanent residence canceled by Argentine authorities and was deported from the country this Monday (12).
Tomaz, an expert on the neighboring country, is one of the main voices denouncing the deep economic crisis experienced by the Spanish population.
Having lived in the country for four years, Tomaz explains how the Argentine population is living amid privatizations, tax cuts and inflation under the Milei government, revealing how the “treasury” proposed by Flávio Bolsonaro had its effects on Argentina.
What does the decision say
The journalist obtained permanent residence in the country in January 2022. However, immigration inspection alleged that Rogério “denatured” his right to residence and, consequently, was banned from re-entering Argentine territory for a period of five years.
In July, Tomaz was the target of attacks on
Upon arriving in the country on the 12th, Tomaz received the news that he would not be able to enter Argentina.
“I had my permanent residence cancelled, without any warning. I never received any email notification, nothing”, he states.
The decision shows that the cancellation of the residency was confirmed on August 5, two weeks after attacks by Milei’s advisor on social media.
“I am paying the consequences of the authoritarian escalation of Javier Milei’s far-right government”, says Rogério Tomaz to Fórum.
“People in Brazil tend to pay a lot of attention and, obviously, rightly so, to the economic collapse, the destruction of industry, in short, the entire socioeconomic tragedy that Milei has caused. But there is also the authoritarian escalation and I am being a victim of exactly that now”, added the journalist.
Source: www.brasildefato.com.br
