Minister Cristiano Zanin scheduled for March 25 the trial that could lead the former president to be sued by alleged coup d’état
The former president expressed discontent in relation to the After the minister schedule on March 25 the trial that may lead him to be sued by alleged coup d’état. In his statements, he criticized the speed of the process, suggesting that this agility is related to his prominent position in election polls for 2026. Bolsonaro also pointed out that the surrounding survey has several flaws and irregularities. The trial, which will take place in person, is not only limited to the former president, but also includes four former ministers of his administration and other personalities linked to his government.
The analysis of the complaint, which was submitted by the Attorney General’s Office (PGR), will be held by the First Class of the Supreme Court. If the complaint is accepted, those involved in the case will become defendants, which may have significant implications for their political careers. The rapporteur of the process is Minister Alexandre de Moraes, who will have the responsibility to conduct the analysis and decide on the acceptance of the complaint. The expectation around the trial is high, given the current political context and the repercussions that a possible conviction can bring to the country’s electoral scenario.
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