De Mello’s father, used to repeat a sentence that can apply to his son’s destination: “What does not come in May comes in September.”
I wanted to say that of the debt pending to life is not escaped. Sooner or later, the invoice is rescued. This is what happened to the former president.
The first electrical elected and first also suffered one in 1992, two years later acquitted from the crimes that took him from the Planalto Palace and now confined to a cell in Maceió, where it all began as mayor of the capital of Alagoas.
The punishment did not come on horseback, as the saying goes, but eventually came aboard Lamborghini and other luxuries of the same wingspan bought with the fruit of the one that was tasted with the extinct today, from Petrobras, using the senator’s mandate.
Collor did not learn anything from the chance that gave him in 1994 and, apparently in the trajectory that culminated in the conviction, did not forget anything what he assimilated in his society of trafficking with Paulo César Farias (murdered in 1996) from the time of governor of Alagoas to.
A perfect alliance between complementary characters: PC knew how to pull money from public and private beings; Collor did not want to know where the buffet came from, as long as enough to finance his extravagances and taste for ostentation. This packed in the joint presumption that they could deceive all the time all the time.
They couldn’t. He suffered a victim of the greed of the passionate crime, and Collor succumbed to his own ambition, arrogance and delirious vanity of those who at five dreamed of wearing the red socks of a cardinal.
Now it will face eight years of ten months of penalty for criminal conviction to reflect on the words of the father about how the fate of those who ignore warnings of a hypothetical may be informed whose actual price is charged in a figurative September.
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