Son of the former president said that, as with STF ministers, the presidents of the House and Senate may have their American visas revoked for not collaborating with Bolsonaro’s amnesty
The Minister of Institutional Relations, said on Friday (24), through the X (former Twitter), that the Federal Deputy (PL-SP) threatens Senate Presidents, David Alcolumbre (Union-AP), and the Chamber of Deputies, Hugo Motta (Republicans-PB) with sanctions, such as the revocation of their American visas. Also in the X, Eduardo said that he does not sign anything, in counteracting statements that he would be intimidating parliamentarians.
In an interview with the West Program with them, the former president’s son said that, as with Supreme Court (STF) ministers, the House and Senate presidents may have their American visas revolved as retaliation for not collaborating with the amnesty of former President Jair Bolsonaro (PL). “If Brazil cannot guide the amnesty and impeachment of Alexandre de Moraes, it will be bad,” he said.
“David Alcolumbre is not at this stage yet, but it is certainly in the focus of the US government. He has the possibility of not being sanctioned and nothing with his visa, if he does not support the regime. And also Hugo Motta, because in the House of Representatives he has the novelty of amnesty law,” said the parliamentarian.
Gleisi wrote that the statement is a threat and an “intolerable crime against sovereignty and democracy in Brazil.” “The conspiracy of this homeland traitor to Donald Trump’s agents descend into an increasingly indecent blackmail,” said the minister, mentioning the US President.
Also in the X, the deputy said he did not do “a front threat.” “Just as it is not a threat to apply (law) magnitsky in (Alexandre de) Moraes.” “I am open to contributing David Alcolumbre and Hugo Motta and put them inside the White House so that they are the great interlocutors of all this (amnesty process),” he added.
Eight STF ministers were visa from the United States revoked, according to the country’s secretary of state, Marco Rubio, after the Court applied precautionary measures against former President Jair Bolsonaro. Punishments, such as the revocation of visas and 50% rates imposed on national products, are supported by Eduardo Bolsonaro.
The deputy is self -examined in the US, where he asks local authorities to pressure the congress to grant amnesty to his father, investigated for participating in the coup plot. Last Monday (21), Eduardo stated that he attended meetings with members of the US government in which the 50% tariff of national products was discussed.
*With information from Estadão Content
Posted by Carol Santos
