Brazil was on fire! 1200 Bolsonaro supporters were detained
Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in Brazil the president After his election, 1,200 supporters of Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro were detained in tents in front of the army headquarters.
National according to media reports, 1,200 Bolsonaro supporters who pitched a tent in front of the army headquarters after Lula’s victory in the election surrendered to the security forces without police intervention.
The detained persons were taken to security units for questioning.
After the demonstrators left the area, the tents were dismantled by the security forces.
Ali Court judge Alexandre de Moraes warned that if the camps set up in front of the army headquarters are established again, those who set up the camps and the army officials who allowed them will be held accountable.
Federal District Security Director Ricardo Cappelli stated that the tents were evacuated without using force, “We will not allow the continuation of practices contrary to the rule of democratic law.” used the expression.
On the other hand, the president in Brazil to investigate the destruction caused yesterday by Lula Bolsonaro’s supporters President Palace Planalto, Congress and Federal Ali Court (STF) visited the buildings.
It was reported that the Congress, the Presidential Palace and Ali The buildings of the court were seriously damaged, and some of the items inside became unusable.
The former president of Brazil’s far-right supporters of Bolsonaro, who chanted slogans calling for military intervention the other day the police crossing the barrier National He entered the Congress building.
Intervening with tear gas to disperse the protesters the police groups of the Presidential Palace and Supreme Court could not prevent him from entering the building by force.
National Supporters of Bolsonaro, who stormed the Congress and the Presidential Palace, were removed from these buildings by the security forces and monitored.
In the second round of presidential elections held in Brazil on October 30, 2022, the left-wing Lula da Silva won 50.9 percent and the far-right Bolsonaro won 49.1 percent.
After the election results were announced, Bolsonaro’s supporters first blocked highways in the country for days, and then called on the armed forces to intervene in Lula’s transition to the presidency in demonstrations in front of the army headquarters.
On November 15, the 123rd anniversary of the declaration of the republic in the country, Bolsonaro’s supporters gathered in Brazil, São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Recife and Belém to intervene against Lula. military they held demonstrations near the headquarters.
Former president Lula da Silva, who won the second round of presidential elections in Brazil, was sworn in on January 1, 2023. (AA)
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