Pioneering Bitcoin in Brazil is prevented by the Federal Court from leaving the country

The Cryptocurrency investor and YouTuber Daniel Alves Fraga was prevented by federal revenues from leaving the country. The agency suspended the Fraga pbadport because of a criminal action that was filed at the 3rd Federal Criminal Court of São Paulo since 2015. On the basis of charges of slander and defamation, the complaint was lodged by two tax auditors. In the content in question, titled "Federal Revenue Teaches to Steal", Fraga uses the images of the plaintiffs Claudio Marcio Oliveira Damasceno and Mario Pereira of Pinho Filho as background plots – this while shooting bravado as "they are the worst bandits are" , and "a theft of thieves that would have the sole function of stealing people."

As the Bitcoin portal pointed out, the suspension of the document is based on the fact that Fraga has not yet been found responsible. In addition, YouTuber has also suspended his registration on the voters list, his driver's license (CNH), as well as all Internet service contracts he holds or is beneficially entitled to

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Although the offense of insult lasted three years, the fact that the video in question was viewed more than 14,000 times was considered an aggravation by the federal prosecutor, which is why 39, is manifested by the prosecution.

Fraga also complains of having posted other videos even after the criminal action.

Fraga also complains of posting other videos. In content posted on his channel – under the title "Federal Revenue Dressed Up" – the investor spent 12 minutes talking about the process, without avoiding "punctuations" such as "thieves, idiots, tramps, donkeys" , badholes "and similar charges.

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Daniel Alves Fraga became known on the Internet as one of the first Brazilians to invest in Bitcoins. According to the site, Fraga has already recommended the purchase of cryptomeo in 2012 – when each unit was worth only R $ 12.

However, the fame itself also came from a lawsuit, this time as of 2012. At the time, Fraga posted a video criticizing the lawsuit filed by a mayoral candidate for São José dos Campos, in which the plaintiff demanded that several negative memes against his campaign be removed from Facebook . Not to be limited to the politician, Fraga also left virtual ammunition for the court that accepted the petition, which then filed a lawsuit for "moral damages."

Although the investor lost his case, he could not do any of his property. It was because everything was converted into crypto-rooms. "Good luck to the judge trying to access my Bitcoin wallet," said Fraga at the time.

Source: Bitcoin Portal, Digger

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