Jorge Lasmar
Jorge Lasmar is a professor in the International Relations program at PUC Minas, where he analyzes the implications of classifying criminal organizations as terrorist groups. He emphasizes the distinctions between political terrorism and financially driven criminal activity, arguing that while factions may employ terror tactics, it does not necessarily classify them as terrorist organizations. Lasmar provides insights on how changes to Brazil's anti-terrorism laws could affect businesses and the international perception of the country.
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Jorge Lasmar warned about the risks of associating extortion by factions with terrorism financing.
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Jorge Lasmar warned about the risks of associating extortion by factions with terrorism financing.
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Jorge Lasmar is a professor at PUC Minas who discusses the implications of classifying criminal factions as terrorist groups.
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Brazil:
Jorge Lasmar is a professor at PUC Minas who discusses the implications of classifying criminal factions as terrorist groups.
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