The Court of Justice denied requests for compensation for moral damages from the businessman and Havan before the minister (General Secretariat of the Presidency) and the (Homeless Workers Movement).
The decision, published this Thursday (5), refers to a , they filled their carts and, when paying, they presented a giant, symbolic check, worth R$ 168 million, in the name of the “Brazilian people”, “signed” by
The value refers to a 2004 calculation made by the Federal Public Ministry of debts that the businessman had, at the time, with the Federal Revenue Service and the INSS.
The businessman and the store denied this version and said that they pay billions of reais in taxes and contributions and that they are not Social Security debtors.
In the decision published this Thursday, judge Kleber Leles de Souza stated that there is no evidence in the case file that indicates violent invasion, depredation, vandalism or threat.
Souza says that, despite Hang describing the protest as an invasion, there is no evidence for this statement.
Hang and Havan claimed to receive R$25,000 each.
It is now possible to appeal in the second instance.
“In the last few weeks we beat Marçal [por fake news de uso de cocaína]the contractors of the suspected works of the [Ricardo] Nunes and, now, Véio da Havan. You can now request music”, Boulos told the Panel.
“It’s good to see that, in these cases, the Court is not complicit in the lie”, added the minister.
After filling their shopping carts, the protesters did not take any merchandise.
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