The federal deputy (-SP), released through her family and lawyer a handwritten letter in which she says she is “strong and brave” and that “no dictator will put us on our knees.”
The letter was published on Wednesday afternoon (6) on the Instagram profiles of the parliamentarian’s son, João Zambelli, his mother, Rita Zambelli, and her lawyer, Fabio Pagnozzi. About an hour later, the publications were deleted from the networks.
“To Brazilians around the world, life is a great miracle, but the greatest gift for our lives is the freedom to live to our family, whether blood or the one we elected,” she said in the text.
The deputy also said that he maintains “the faith and head erected” and “a quiet conscience of someone innocent.”
“Have strength, faith and courage. Brazil is a blessed country and no dictator will put us on our knees,” he said.
The June decision of the minister, who decreed the arrest of the parliamentarian, established a daily fine of R $ 50 thousand
The decision also provided for the loss of Zambelli’s parliamentary mandate, with immediate communication to the president of, Hugo Motta (Republicans-PB), as determined by the Constitution.
She was sentenced to ten years in prison, beginning in closed regime, and the loss of the parliamentary mandate.
The court of appeal in Rome determined this Friday (1st) that the parliamentarian remains arrested in closed regime during the. The processing can last from one to two years, experts say.
On the 29th, in an apartment in the Aurélio neighborhood of Rome, after almost two months fugitive from the Brazilian justice. It was sent to the, where 369 women are, almost a hundred more than the total capacity.
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