Brazilian prosecutor-general Paulo Gonet on Tuesday knew about the plan to poison his successor and current President Luiz Eneasio Lula Dr. Silva and agreed to a plan.
Gont formally attempted Bolsoro and 33 comrades to hold a coup to hold the 2022 election.
What are the allegations against Bolsono?
Gont said in the report, “The members of the criminal organization structured at the President’s Palace, which is a plan to attack the institutions, which aims to bring down the powers and the Democratic Order, which is a ‘green and yellow dagger’ Found the terrible name, “Gonat said in the report.
“The plan was conceived and taken to the knowledge of the President, and he agreed to it,” he said.
The Supreme Court will now weigh the allegations and decide that a case is to be opened against Bolsoro, which has denied the allegations, saying that he is a victim of “harassment”.
The prosecutors took their decision on the more than the 800-page Pillice report issued last year after two years of investigation.
What is Bolsoro’s plan?
For the prosecutor’s statement, in 2021, a conspiracy began in 2021 with systematic attacks on electronic voting systems, public statements and on the Internet “with systematic attacks. ,
According to the statement, during the second round of the presidential election in October 2022, the security agencies were raised to “stop voters from voting for the opposition candidate”.
The partner, which was included in this phase, worked to “facilitate the work of violence and barbarity of January 8, 2023, when Bolsoro supporters brought a storm in the President’s Mahal, Congress and Supreme Court.
The statement stated that in the meantime, the criminal organization headed by Bolsono pressurized the army chiefs, “the political scenario selected the tremendous president in the political scenario,” the statement said.
Thus the investigation revealed a conspiracy to kill Lula, Vice President Geraldo Alkmin and a high-ranking judge.
The alleged plan was to poison Lula and shoot the Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Mores, one of the former enemies of Bolsono.
Edited by Richard Connor