The minister, of the (Supreme Federal Court), said on Wednesday (3) that the former president (PL), “it seems,” endorsed the accused of (Attorney General’s Office) in the coup plot.
The speech was made in Rome during an event about how Brazil and Italy have dealt with justice and democracy. The ceremony occurred while the first class of the Supreme Court entered the.
Gilmar emphasized his speech to the attacks by Bolsonaro and his supporters to the Supreme Court and the (Superior Electoral Court), extolling the way the judiciary dealt with the pocket offensive.
“A detailed and ingenious coup plan was discovered by the Federal Police entitled ‘Green and Yellow daggers’, which is linked by prominent government figures and high -ranking military personnel – which seems to be the beneficial of the President – which provided for a series of coordinated actions to take power, including the arrest and murder of authorities,” said the minister.
The PGR says the murder plan was prepared by the reserve general Mário Fernandes, former secretary of the Presidency of the Republic. The Attorney General of the Republic, Paulo Gonet, states in the complaint that during a meeting in December, at the Palace of Alvorada.
The conclusion of the prosecutor was in his final report on the scammer’s investigation. The investigators said only that Bolsonaro was aware of the green and yellow dagger.
The defense of the former president says they call Bolsonaro to the murder plan.
“There is not a single proof that links the president to the green and yellow daggers, a scope and January 8th. Not even the whistleblower, who I supported against the President of the Republic, nor did he say the participation of dagger, spyglass, pantry and January 8,” said lawyer Celso Vilardi on Wednesday.
In his speech in Rome, Gilmar said that “accountability of those involved is fundamental so that nothing similar never repeateds.” He also stressed that the process followed all the legal procedures and attests “unquestionably the legitimacy of the firm reaction of the Brazilian state”.
“This could have been the story of a debacle; the ruin of Brazilian democracy and diving in obscurantism. But, thanks to the firm action of our institutions – it is special from the judiciary – she has resisted, and is standing, more alive and strong than ever,” the minister added.
The Supreme Dean proposed that Brazil and Italy unite the forces for the conservation of the Democratic Rule of Law against the “enemies of democracy,” which “formed complex international networks for the purpose of imploding the foundations of the world system and internal constitutional orders.”
Gilmar also pointed out that Brazil has suffered “hitherto inconceivable aggressions for its dignity and independence from a foreign government” – a reference to the tariffs imposed by the United States and financial sanctions against Minister Alexandre de Moraes.
He said Moraes has shown courage ahead of the lawsuit against Bolsonaro and said the minister deserves “all our respect and support.”
“This same court will not be submitted now, and is prepared to face, once again and always, with haughtiness and resilience, all threats against themselves and their independence-see where they come from,” he concluded.
