Government Will Adopt "Very Strict" Criteria for Foreigners' Entry into Brazil, According to Bolsonaro | Politics

confirmed Bolsonaro, that the country will leave the United Nations Global Compact on Migration, as already announced the future Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ernesto Araújo.

The pact was signed last December by some 160 countries. It aims to strengthen international cooperation for "safe, orderly and regular migration". Brazil signed the document.

"Unfortunately, the current Minister of Foreign Affairs [Aloysio Nunes] has signed a United Nations pact on migration, I think everyone knows what is happening in France, it is simply unbearable to live In some places in France, those who went there, the French have welcomed the best possible, but you know the history of these people, they have something in them that do not give up their roots and want to make their culture, their rights behind, their privileges, and France suffers, "said the president-elect.

"We do not want it for Brazil, we are not against immigrants, but to enter Brazil, we must have a very strict criterion, otherwise, in my opinion, as head of state we will not go in. " Our minister, who presumes with me in January, will cancel this pact on migration. We can not accept that from there, "he added.

When Ernesto Araújo announced the Bolsonaro government's decision to leave the pact, the current Chancellor, Aloysio Nunes, baderted that the measurement was a "retrocesso".

During the broadcast, Bolsonaro also congratulated the President Michel Temer for having signed the extradition decree Italian Cesare Battisti

Temer signed the decree last week, the day after the announcement of Battisti's arrest by Minister Luiz Fux of the Federal Supreme Court, in response to a request from 39, Interpol

Battisti is on the run and the Federal Police twice tried to capture the Italian Monday (17) in São Paulo.The PF was in addresses informed by anonymous denunciations as possible hiding places and did not find them.

"Since the debate on the case Cesare Battisti, your stay in Brazil, your condition of asylum, I have already criticized its permanence here because he is a terrorist, "said the president-elect live on Facebook

"The Minister Fux has canceled the injunction and given power to the President of the Republic, the current Michel Temer or ourselves, to decide whether to grant him or her no asylum. "Temer was waiting, congratulations to President Temer, who decree, then, ordered the extradition of Cesare Battisti," added Bolsonaro.

In addition to the elected president, other authorities praised Temer's decision, including Italian President Sergio Matarella and the future Minister of Justice, Sérgio Moro.

The controversy around Battisti began during the government Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.

In 1993, Cesare Battisti was sentenced in Italy to life imprisonment for four homicides in the 1970s. He escaped to Brazil and the Italian government asked for extradition.

In 2009, the Federal Supreme Court granted the request, but understood that the President of the Republic had the last word.

In 2010, Lula denied the extradition of Battisti. Last year, Italy asked the government Michel Temer to review Brazil's decision.