He added in a speech that the federal intervention in Brasilia It will run until January 31st.
Lula added that all rioters will be identified and punished, pledging to eliminate the financiers of this movement, noting that the new president is now far from the capital, as he is on an official visit to the state of Sao Paulo.
The sight of thousands of protesters dressed in yellow and green, spreading chaos in the capital, came after months of very tense elections.
He doubted Bolsonarowho lost the October 30 elections, without evidence of the reliability of the country’s electronic voting system, fueling a violent movement of those who question the results.
These intrusions presented an immediate problem for Lula, who was installed only on January 1, and pledged to"Uniting a nation torn apart by Bolsonaro’s nationalist populism".
Television footage showed protesters storming the presidential palace, Congress and the Supreme Court in Brasilia, chanting slogans and smashing furniture.
Local media estimated that about 3,000 people took part.
Bolsonaro, who has rarely spoken publicly since losing the election, left. Brazil Heading to Florida 48 hours before the end of his term, he was absent from Lula’s inauguration.
And the scenes of violence in Brasilia may exaggerate the legal risks for Bolsonaro, who has not yet commented on the incursions, nor has he responded. Frederick Wassef Bolsonaro’s family lawyer has yet to request comment.
The intruders carried out acts of vandalism inside the Supreme Court headquarters, according to photos on social media that showed protesters smashing the windows of the modern building.
Brasilia Governor Ibanes Rocha said"Archyde.com"All security forces have been deployed to confront the rioters.
And then wrote on "Twitter" He fired Anderson Torres, his top security official, who was justice minister in Bolsonaro’s government.
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Brazilian President Luis Inácio Lula da Silva announced the start of a federal security campaign in Brasilia, after supporters of former right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro stormed the presidential palace, Congress and the Supreme Court.
and description Lola He described the rioters as “fascists and fanatics” and said they would be punished “with the full force of the law”.
He added in a speech that the federal intervention in Brasilia It will run until January 31st.
Lula added that all rioters will be identified and punished, pledging to eliminate the financiers of this movement, noting that the new president is now far from the capital, as he is on an official visit to the state of Sao Paulo.
The sight of thousands of protesters dressed in yellow and green, spreading chaos in the capital, came after months of very tense elections.
He doubted Bolsonarowho lost the October 30 elections, without evidence of the reliability of the country’s electronic voting system, fueling a violent movement of those who question the results.
Such incursions presented an immediate problem for Lula, who was only inaugurated on January 1, vowing to “unite a nation riven by Bolsonaro’s national populism.”
Television footage showed protesters storming the presidential palace, Congress and the Supreme Court in Brasilia, chanting slogans and smashing furniture.
Local media estimated that about 3,000 people took part.
Bolsonaro, who has rarely spoken publicly since losing the election, left. Brazil Heading to Florida 48 hours before the end of his term, he was absent from Lula’s inauguration.
And the scenes of violence in Brasilia may exaggerate the legal risks for Bolsonaro, who has not yet commented on the incursions, nor has he responded. Frederick Wassef Bolsonaro’s family lawyer has yet to request comment.
The intruders carried out acts of vandalism inside the Supreme Court headquarters, according to photos on social media that showed protesters smashing the windows of the modern building.
The governor of Brasilia, Ibanes Rocha, told Archyde.com that all security forces had been deployed to confront the rioters.
He then wrote on Twitter that he had fired Anderson Torres, his top security official, who was justice minister in Bolsonaro’s government.