Brazil has enacted a new law aimed at combating

organized crime by allowing authorities to confiscate

and sell assets, including cryptocurrency. According

to DLNews, the legislation permits informants to

receive up to 5% of the recovered assets. The

proceeds from these sales are designated for

funding police equipment, training, and special

operations. Additionally, assets linked to drug

trafficking will be allocated to the federal anti-drug

policy fund. The law also increases penalties for

violent criminal organizations, paramilitary groups,

and private militias.

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