BRAZIL: American journalist Glenn Greenwald has received death threats following his investigation regarding Brazil’s justice minister, Sérgio Moro, and his involvement in the imprisonment of former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. The editor at The Intercept said that he “no longer can walk the streets Rio de Janeiro alone” and that his “house has become a bunker” with a 24-hour surveillance system and a security apparatus that includes armored cars and bodyguards. Greenwald participated in a Congressional hearing in Brazil last June 25, where he said that Moro has tried to “intimidate and criminalize” the work done by The Intercept.