The former president () arrives on the eve of the trial of the coup plot in the fragile (Federal Supreme Court). In the 24 hours before the beginning of the final chapter of the process at the court, he passed in prayer with Senator Damares Alves (Republicans-PB) and talked to the former president of, (-al).
According to allies, he is not well psychologically or health.
Since being arrested almost a month ago, visits have only been authorized by one a day by the minister. The exception was on Monday (1st), when he released both, in an unusual action-even because Lira’s request arrived on Monday.
According to allies, it was the former mayor who requested the visit to provide solidarity. The meeting lasted about an hour.
While at the head of the House and Bolsonaro on the Planalto, the two were allies. Already to the Government (PT), Lira imputed important defeats and, in her state, will be opposed to petistas in 2026, when she should run for the Senate-the house is now considered a priority to the former president.
With Damares, Bolsonaro stayed for about two hours. She told Folha that the former president is serene, but sobbing a lot. While he was there, he talked to Bolsonaro and his wife, Michelle, said a prayer with both of them and ate snack cake.
“He’s sobbing a lot, I don’t think it’s viable [a ida dele ao julgamento]. But let’s see, he is doing what lawyers are sending, “he told Sheet.
One of the closest friends to the former first lady, the senator participates in a chain of prayers by. To the panel on Sunday, Damares said he would visit him only for.
Being bad health and psychologically shaken, he was advised by his defense not to closely monitor the beginning of the trial on Tuesday.
He has been under house arrest since August 4 and only left the place on the 16th, to perform. The bulletin released at the time reported that it follows treatment for hypertension and reflux, as well as taking preventive measures against bronchospiration.
Bolsonaro spoke in recent weeks with allies to
He told people close that he would like to be in court in some of the sessions, when he would face the ministers that he considers his tormentors, but at the time allies already cited the possibility of his health being a hindrance to this plan.
In the past few weeks, their allies have taken turns visits authorized by the Court. Not everyone could go on the dates pointed out by the Supreme Court, and those who were spent a few hours.
There were no few prosecution in their political group of lack of fidelity or abandonment, as their children have exposed in recent weeks.
There was a crack in the pockets and at the center of the dispute is the former president’s electoral estate.
Until when he could speak publicly, he said he would maintain his candidacy for the Planalto Palace, despite ineligibility.
The political world has intensified the pressure for a new right -wing candidacy, more notably that of the governor (Republicans), which in turn reinforced Bolsonaro support more recently. He also denies the possibility of candidacy, which today would be seen as unhealthy and insensitive, because the former president needs support.
Overall, visitors’ reports to Bolsonaro are of pessimism. He feels wronged, the victim of persecution of the judiciary – one of the defendants accused of leading a scammer plot of 2022.
Bolsonaro did not recognize Lula’s victory (PT) and traveled to the United States. He admits conversations about what he calls “alternatives,” which would be no way not to pass the presidency, because he did not believe in the outcome of the ballot box.
In, when investigators and the court identified what would be a risk of escape, Bolsonaro gives his conviction.
Although they predict a conviction, allies expect the first class of the Supreme not to apply to which it must be imputed to him. The defense is expected to be able to act for the containment of damage and succeed in dosimetry, a moment of defining the time of detention.
A more pronounced reversal of the scenario, in the assessment of pockets, would only be possible with a change in the political environment, which would lead to the approval of an amnesty to the convicts in the January 8 coup attacks, including the former president. Congress, however, remains divided on the subject.
