The former president () said on Thursday (11) that the vote of the Minister of the Supreme Court (Supreme Court) Luiz Fux in the trial “was very important” to former president ().
He voted on Wednesday (10) to acquit Bolsonaro of all the crimes he was accused. In addition to being the first divergent vote at the trial so far, Fux has fought a clash with the methods of Alexandre de Moraes, rapporteur of the case, ahead of the process.
“To date, he [Fux] It is acquitting everyone, so that for former President Bolsonaro this vote is fundamental, it is very important, “said Temer on Thursday (11) in Salvador, where he participated in the 3rd Brazilian Congress of Law and Sustainability.
He also said that both Moraes and Fux had respectable procedural positions during the trial and that the divergence between them is natural. He also said he believed in the “pacifying quality” of the two ministers.
O is in 2 votes to 1 for the conviction of Bolsonaro. The votes of ministers Cristiano Zanin and Cármen Lúcia are missing. If one of them votes against the former president, it will be formed majority for the conviction.
The former president also stated that the governor of, Tarcísio de Freitas () “was not happy” at Avenida Paulista last Sunday (7). At the time, Tarcisio called the minister of dictator and tyrant.
“[Tarcício] It was not happy with those words, but I understand well. There, it was the warmth of that rally, that movement, and even more perhaps the attempt to show that he was not unfair to former President Bolsonaro. After all, he needs the vote of those who are pockets, “he said.
Asked about the bill that amnesty those involved, Michel Temer stated that the proposal will certainly be the subject of questions about its constitutionality. And argued that the Supreme Court itself build a solution of pacification.
“Everyone knows that punishment must exist, after all there was a depredation of public buildings. But it would be best for the Supreme to resolve using legal instruments that exist in the system,” said the former president, citing as an example the reduction of penalties.
