João Zambelli, 17, son of the federal deputy (PL-SP), created a new profile on Thursday (5), after having his from (Supreme Federal Court). In his first publication, the young man stated that his family is being “censored, silenced and criminalized for purely political motivations.”
“We have not committed any crime, we just exercise the right to think differently, to disagree, to fight for a free Brazil,” he wrote in the caption of a video published on the social network. John was emancipated by Zambelli before she left the country.
The profile, identified as Joaozambelli01, had at 8:50 pm on Thursday (5) 28,400 followers and a publication and followed 49 people-them (PL), the STF minister, appointed by the former president, the Secretary of Public Security of São Paulo and the writer Olavo de Carvalho, as well as the federal deputies (PL-MG) and General Pazuello (PL-RJ).
In his profile, John describes himself as a “censored son of a persecuted Brazilian parliamentarian. Grown between ideals, courage and resistance. In favor of freedom and dialogue.”
In his publication, a video of about three minutes, he says he went public to share his sadness and indignation. “In the eagerness of Minister Alexandre de Moraes to destroy my mother’s career, to take her mandate, to arrest her for 15 years in prison, he now comes after me and my grandmother,” he said.
With a song in the background, he said he was worried about his grandmother, who depended on his mother financially. According to him, the place where they live is an apartment linked to the position of the deputy.
“When they want to revoke my mother’s term, we’ll live where? With my grandmother’s retired salary and her 75th, what service will she get?
John also stated that he is without contact with his mother and cannot talk to her. “I wonder: if my mother were from any criminal faction, she would be released? I think probably yes,” he said.
In the caption, Zambelli’s son wrote that she is being persecuted for defending the truth and the values that many have already forgotten.
“She lives in exile, forced to leave Brazil to escape the dictatorship of the toga that has settled in our country. We do not commit any crime, we just exercise the right to think differently, to disagree, to fight for a free Brazil.”
“The injustice we are living is the portrait of a system that has lost the shame. But we will not shut up,” he added. The subtitle also releases a new profile of Carla Zambelli in the substack, a network for the publication of long texts and newsletters.
Before leaving Brazil, the parliamentarian said she left under her and her mother’s responsibility for the care of her social networks and her political legacy. Zambelli even published that her mother was a pre-candidate for federal deputy next year.
“In the same way, my son, João Zambelli, will also follow this legacy in 2028 as a pre-candidate for the summer of Sao Paulo, ensuring that my fight is not forgotten, in fact, I will be silent by the system,” he published at the time.
This Thursday, the federal deputy was. She has become, who still has 65 men in the country.
