In Brazil, the minister of the supreme court withdrew secrecy on documents of the federal police report presented to the attorney general's office, the document refers to the coup attempt against Lula da Silva in 2023. Our correspondent, Ignacio Lemus tells us the details.
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00:00In Brazil, the Minister of the Supreme Court withdrew secrecy on documents on the Federal
00:05Police report presented to the Attorney General's Office.
00:09The document refers to the coup attempt against President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in 2023.
00:16Our correspondent Inácio Lemos tells us more.
00:20Greetings.
00:23The Minister of the Supreme Court, Leandro de Moraes, withdrew the seal on the documents
00:29of the report of the Federal Police, which were presented during today's meeting before
00:34the Attorney General of the Republic, in which the participation of 37 people is shown in
00:39the coup attempt against Lula da Silva, which was managed during the year 2022 and had its
00:45apex with the invasion of the three powers on January 8, 2023.
00:52Among these 37 people there are ministers and there is also the former President of
00:56the Republic, Jair Bolsonaro.
00:59This document refers to him, stating that he had active participation and knowledge
01:04of everything that was going on in search of an attempt to withdraw Lula da Silva's
01:08power or at least prevent his assumption in the year 2023 as President of the Republic.
01:14Some of the notes that we can rescue from this document, with hundreds of pages, is
01:19that a police officer infiltrated Lula da Silva's security to send information to the
01:24coup group made up of military personnel and other sectors of Brazilian security.
01:29Also that the military planned to withdraw Jair Bolsonaro from the country in case he
01:34was investigated during the year 2022, and that the accused tried to access the information
01:40about the awarded statement of Mauro Cid, a former advisor of former President Jair
01:45Bolsonaro to the Federal Police.
01:48Also, Mauro Cid stated that Bolsonaro asked for adjustments in the document on the coup
01:53attempt to be presented in this way before this measure was implemented.
01:57And on the other hand, it should be noted that one of the coup militants stated that
02:02the Navy had the tanks ready on the streets to mobilize in case this coup attempt was
02:06carried out with the signature of the document by former President Jair Bolsonaro.
02:11In one of the documents that were withdrawn from the headquarters of Bolsonaro's Liberal
02:15Party, which was under the power of a former advisor of Jair Bolsonaro's formula partner,
02:21Braga Netto, it appears in the entire document as a final, as a conclusion of the document,
02:27a sentence that is very significant about this entire coup attempt, which said,
02:32Lula does not climb the ramp, referring to the climb of the ramp to the Palácio del
02:37Planalto on the day of Lula da Silva's assumption.
02:41There are several data, eight specific points that show Bolsonaro's active participation
02:46in this whole process, Bolsonaro's knowledge about the documents, the meetings he held
02:51with members of the government, and also sectors of Brazilian security, police and other sectors
02:57that carried out the narrative, promoted, disseminated the narrative of the lack of
03:02transparency in the Brazilian electoral system and that later these same people were the
03:07ones who were involved in this whole plot to carry out the coup attempt against Lula
03:11da Silva.
03:12It should be remembered that these documents have now passed from the Federal Police to
03:17the General Prosecutor's Office of the Republic, which will analyze them, expand or reduce
03:22the complaints against the accused or also alter the role of the accused in this whole
03:27plot.
03:28The truth is that these results or a specific criminal complaint can only be carried out
03:33from February 2025, if the Federal Prosecutor's Office of the Republic decides so.
03:40We will see what happens until then in Brazil, fellows.