Amid the progress of the lawsuit against () in the (Supreme Court), in which a former president is after being defeated at the polls, the Sheet It launches a series of reports that seek to reflect on what this episode represents in the history of the country.
From documents and interviews, the “Bolsonaro in the defendants” series will explore which symbolism and meanings mark the episode, besides the consequences of a trial that aims not only the authority that occupied the highest post of the Republic but.
The first report will be published this Saturday (7) on the site and Sunday (8) in the printed version. The content of the series will be exclusive to subscribers. In the launch week, the Sheet It has an offer for readers to have access to all firsthand chapters, with payment of $ 9.90 per month over a year (67% off). Click to sign.
Reported by (Attorney General’s Office) with other members of his government, Bolsonaro is accused of committing, among other crimes, those of armed criminal organization, attempted violent abolition of the Democratic Rule of Law and coup d’état.
Added, as. The former president should be tried in the second half of this year.
In addition to discussing what is at stake in the trial itself, the series remembers how the country has reached this point, recalling Bolsonaro’s authoritarian races throughout its management and the way the other institutions dealt with the then agent while he was still in power.
Reports will address the role of social networks and the performance of the Supreme Court and the (Superior Electoral Court), debating both the challenges imposed on their ministers in the face of threats to democracy and criticism of excesses.
It will also seek to portray how Brazil has dealt with coup over the decades and examine how the Amnesty’s agenda has been stimulated by pockets and how judicial forgiveness appeared in the past.
The series will analyze what this trial signals for the future, in a scenario of intense political division in the country and in which, although it is already ineligible at least 2030, Bolsonaro continues to mobilize his supporters and stands as the right candidate at.
