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Long story made short: The reporter was trespassing. She was told by Yale staff that she could not come to the event, and went anyway, then got indignant when she was detained by a police officer for trespassing. Why is this on HN?

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She said she was told she couldn't go in the building not go on campus. Although she did go into the building it seems like a disproportionate response considering it was a wide open public building.

But yes this isn't tech related news OP should post this on reddit.

My question is why was Yale hiding and protecting the president of the Brazilian Supreme Court?

Like all things, there are two sides to any story. This reporter was barred from attending the event, and got into a bad situation and is angry at the outcome. Take what is said with a huge grain of salt.

Now. I don't know why she was barred, maybe it was a conspiracy or maybe she just didn't follow Yale's procedures for attending an event. However barring someone from attending doesn't mean they are trying to hide someone.

More likely than not, the reporter is trying to garner press because she feels slighted.

When reporters are getting busted at prestigious American universities for just being there, the other side of the story is plain to see.

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