Judge Condemns MPF for ‘Ma-Faith' in the Case of Petrobras in the Amazon Foz
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Sentence closes action against state well license and fixed fine of R$ 39.7 million; MPF says it will take the feasible measures
The Federal Justice of Amapá decided that the MPF acted in bad faith by prosecuting a public civil action against the Union, Ibama and Petrobras to suspend the license that the environmental body granted to the state authorizing the drilling of exploratory well to try to find oil on the coast of Amapá, on the Equatorial Margin. Exclusive material for subscribers. To have full access, access the link of the matter and make your registration.
The decision closes action against Petrobras well license in Block 59 and fixes a fine of R$ 39.7 million; MPF says it will adopt convertible measures.
The Federal Justice of Amapá concluded that the Federal Public Prosecutor's Office (MPF) argued in bad faith by prosecuting public civil action against the Union, Ibama and Petrobras. The aim of the action was to suspend the environmental license that authorizes the state to drill an exploratory well on the coast of Amapá, on the Equatorial Margin.
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