Allies of the former president () considered confusing the (Supreme Court), but celebrated the negative of pre-trial detention and evaluated that there was a retreat on the part of the magistrate.
For Bolsonaro’s allies, Moraes’s response is not clear above all with regard to the limits of the precautionary in an interview and dissemination on social networks. It is possible that the lawyers to file a new request for clarification to the Court, according to reports.
The magistrate responded to the defense embargo, who denied breach of precautionary measures with and asked for explanations about what he could or could not.
Moraes considered that the former president broke precautionary measures imposed by the court, but decided not to decree pre-trial detention. He stated that Bolsonaro again instigated supporters against the measures imposed by the Supreme.
In the decision, the minister states that he is not prohibited from giving public interviews or discourses. According to Moraes, the veto is related to the “use of subterfuge to maintain the practice of criminal activities”.
On the other hand, the surroundings of the former president saw in Moraes measure an obvious retreat, albeit confusing and uncertain. Earlier this week, there was a clear fear that Bolsonaro could be arrested now, especially after the magistrate’s request for clarification to the defense, in which he threatened arrest for seeing breach of precautions.
His lawyers responded within the stipulated period, denied non -compliance, said they had no control over third parties and asked for further clarification. In the document, there was still promise that Bolsonaro would not manifest until clear what was allowed by the court. Moraes’s answer came on Thursday.
As Sheet He showed, STF ministers have defended caution in assessing the possibility of arrest of the former president. The analysis was consolidated after members of the Court observed the repercussion of the order of which he threatened to arrest Bolsonaro.
Politicians and entrepreneurs signaled to the Supreme Court that the impacts of pre-trial detention would be negative for the diplomatic effort to overthrow the, as well as tumultuously, which can culminate in the former president’s definitive conviction.
On Thursday, when Moraes responded to lawyers, Bolsonaro was in a service in Taguatinga (DF), along with his son of his son of Balneário Camboriú, Jair Renan, and Senator Magno Malta (PL-ES).
He cried with Michelle’s speech. In her preaching, the former first lady said there was censorship against her husband and said that God is in charge.
On social networks, Bolsonaro’s allies criticized Moraes’s decision. His son Senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PL-RJ), who interrupted his holidays in Europe with his family to be close to his father, classified it as “pure censorship juice.”
“He needs compulsory hospitalization to treat his obsession with Bolsonaro, he is addicted to pursuing him. He has destroyed democracy under the pretext of ‘defending it’,” he said.
Already PL leader in the House, Sostenes Cavalcante (RJ), said it was not a retreat, but an attempt to “cover rude censorship”.
“A decision that only confirms what many have already realized: are we dealing with a tyrant disguised as a judge. Alexandre de Moraes retreated? No. He just tried to cover the gross censorship he had imposed. But the question is inevitable: if there was no reason, why what anklet?”
PL leader in the Senate, Rogério Marinho (RN), in turn, classified the negative of pre -trial detention as “rare gesture of common sense.”
“In the midst of so much foolish and incessant persecution, the partial revocation of the measures imposed against Jair Bolsonaro represents a rare gesture of common sense,” he said.
“What has been seen is the use of criminal proceedings as an instrument of persecution, led by a judge who acts at the same time as a victim, investigator, judge and now diplomat (…). The vice of origin persists. However, that this decision marks the beginning of the rule of law, freedom of expression and true democratic normality,” he added.
