Bolsonaro’s arrest ‘is not justified and reopens wounds of political polarization’, says Lira
The deputy also assessed that “it has been more than a decade since this march and counter-march has harmed the economy”
Rosinei Coutinho/STF Federal deputy Arthur Lira (PP-AL) raised questions about the authority of the Federal Supreme Court (STF) in relation to budgetary matters
Federal deputy for the PP and former president of the Chamber Arthur Lira stated, in a publication on “No country can boast of having its last presidents imprisoned.”
The deputy also assessed that “it has been more than a decade since this march and counter-march has harmed the economy, job creation and criminalized politics” in Brazil.
