The governor of, (), asked amnesty those involved in the acts of January 8 this Sunday (6). The statement was made during his speech in the demonstration in support of the convicts for the attempted coup and in defense of the former president ().
As anticipated by SheetTarcisio avoided direct attacks on institutions. Still, repeating the script of the demonstration held in Rio de Janeiro, he criticized the federal government, focusing on inflation and food price.
The governor also reiterated the compliments to Bolsonaro, whom he always thanks for launched him in political life and who continues to publicly support the 2026 presidential dispute-with the ineligible president.
“If it’s all expensive, Bolsonaro comes back,” said the governor, who also asked a choir from protesters.
He also said who has “people who are not in the midst of you”, in a reference to President Lula.
About amnesty, Tarcisio cited laws granting amnesty since colonial times, also mentioning presidents Getúlio Vargas ,. He said the benefit is a gesture for pacification.
“Asking amnesty is not a heresy, it’s fair.”
The governor says he wants “prison, yes”, but for those who steal cellular, for corrupt and “who invades earth”.
The act on Paulista Avenue brought together thousands of pockets, who chanted shouts at the Supreme Court (STF), especially against Minister Alexandre de Moraes.
The demonstration was organized by Pastor Silas Malafaia, Bolsonaro’s ally. The former president, former first lady (PL), Senator Damares Alves (Republicans-DF) and eight governors (Novo-MG), Ratinho Jr. (PSD-PR), Claudio Castro (PL-RJ), (União-GO), Jorginho Mello (PL-SC), Mauro Mendes (União-MT) and Wilson), and Wilson) (Union-AM), beyond Tarcisio himself.
Although Tarcisio publicly denies his intention to run for the presidency, allies claim that his departure from office is considered right for his surroundings. In addition to hosting Bolsonaro at the Bandeirantes Palace, a constant when the former president travels to Sao Paulo, Tarcisio was the only governor to speak on Sunday, and Zema, Ratinho Jr and Caiado are also quoted as presidential, having the last on Friday (4).
Cautiously pronounced in the warnings of heavy rain, the organizers prepared tents for the electric trios and asked those present to reduce the time of the speeches.
