Former President Jair Bolsonaro (PL) summoned his supporters to a new act on Paulista Avenue, scheduled for Sunday (29), and reinforced the amnesty request to those involved in the coup attacks of January 8, 2023.
“Don’t give up. It’s the third meeting we have done in Sao Paulo since last year. Some want immediate solution, but we won’t have. If we play the towel, it gets worse for everyone. It’s a sign that the system has won. I want democracy to win,” the former president said in an interview with the radio Auriverdethis Wednesday (25).
“Pass a rubber”
Bolsonaro again defended political forgiveness to the convicts and investigated by undemocratic acts that depredated the Congress, the STF and the Planalto Palace. “It’s time to pacify,” he said.
The former president suggested that the left would have been benefited by similar mechanisms in the past, ignoring the particularities of situations and the historical context. “I don’t understand why the left is against. It was amnesty several times in the history of Brazil. The amnesty of the time of the military has pacified the country.”
He argued that the same happens now: “You have to bring back the exiles, free the prisoners and rub a rubber at all.”
Bolsonarism has called political exiles those who left Brazil willingly, such as former President Eduardo Bolsonaro (PL), who has graduated from the House to encourage an offensive against the condemnation of his allies for the alleged coup plot; Or those who have left Brazil on the verge of the decree of arrest and today are considered at large, such as bloggers Allan dos Santos and Oswaldo Eustáquio.
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Political thermometer
The event in Paulista should serve as another mobilization test of the right-handed right-handed one in the course of the 2022 coup attempt investigations, which already reach the closest surroundings of Bolsonaro, including military allies and former ministers.
