‘Financial Times’ that Bolsono Trial can turn it into a martyr on STF | Method
British newspaper Financial Times The former president’s verdict is classified as “hazardous” Jair Bolsonoro (PL), in a report published this Tuesday, 1st this Tuesday. According to the journal, the process can “increase the political profile of the former president” and “it can turn it into a martyr.” In an interview with the newspaper, the former president said he was aiming for political violence.
“They want to remove any opportunity to stay in the ballot next year,” said Bolsonoro, President Louiz Inacio Lula Da Silva (PT) accused the judicial system “completely aligned”.
The report also states the change of licensed federal deputy Eduardo Bolsonoro (PL), the son of former president, for the United States, claimed that the case had received “international dimension.” The US has sought the deputy for the license of his orders in the House of Representatives “to take sanctions from human rights violations”.
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According to the newspaper, Eduardo’s efforts were “as a result”, US congressmen mentioned the letter sent by Rich McCormic and Maria Elvira Salazar for the White House. The expulsion of minister Alexander de Mores from American territory.
Oh Financial Times The Federal Supreme Court (STF) also pointed out that “has accumulated extraordinary power over the last decade”, but has been “vulnerable” to the court through “controversial” decisions, including “controversial” decisions, including condemnation and subsequent Lula’s cancellation of penalties. The British newspaper describes Mores as one of the court’s “most controversial judges” and highlighted the fact that he was a reporter and victim in lawsuits against Bolsonoro.
The report also recalled the case of Hair Dresser Deborah Rodrigues during the January 8 attacks. Mores, the reporter of the case and Minister Flavio Dino, initially voted for the defendant’s sentence for 14 years in prison.
On the 24th, Minister Louise asked Fucks view and Deborah stopped the trial. Fucks explained that he needs more time to analyze the penalty dosimetry and signals that he may indicate a reduction.
