Durigan craint que le système Pix ne soit sous le coup de sanctions américaines

Le ministre des Finances, Dario Durigan, a déclaré vendredi que le gouvernement brésilien craignait que le système Pix ne soit associé à des factions criminelles classées comme terroristes par les États-Unis et ne fasse l'objet de sanctions américaines.

Dans une interview accordée à Globonews, M. Durigan a expliqué que cette préoccupation est apparue après que des questions concernant le système Pix ont été soulevées au début de l'administration de Donald Trump. Il a cité une enquête commerciale ouverte contre le Brésil l'année dernière.

Le ministre a prévenu que des informations sur l'utilisation de Pix par des factions telles que le PCC et le CV pourraient entraîner des attaques contre le système et des sanctions à l'encontre des entreprises. La classification américaine prendra effet le 5 juin.

M. Durigan a prôné la coopération entre les autorités brésiliennes et américaines. Il a mentionné l'opération Carbono Oculto et les discussions avec le système financier engagées depuis jeudi afin d'éviter tout impact sur les notations et les investissements étrangers.

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