Another provocation of Bolsonaro | After a command from D …

The President of Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro, a loyal supporter of the dictatorship in his country, announced that he would re-examine the compensation paid by victims of state terrorism between 1964 and 1985. According to the report, Opposition, the purpose of this measure is to disable an exceptional order. of former president Dilma Rousseff, who had asked the state to receive this payment for no longer having a public office. "This government treats opponents as enemies and ignores the federal government's amnesty commission," Rousseff denounced in a letter.

Bolsonaro confirmed the decision via his Twitter account, the agent's preferred communication channel, where he used quotes to ask himself if the beneficiaries of this benefit were actually victims. "After the determination of transparency and accountability with public resources, the priority of our government (…) will be an audit of the suspicious benefits granted to" victims of dictatorship "by the Amnesty Commission, wrote the Brazilian president in the social network

The Amnesty Commission was created in 2001 under the government of Fernando Henrique Cardoso to comply with the article of the 1988 Constitution that obliges the state to grant economic reparations to the victims of the de facto Brazilian regime, dictatorship claimed today by Bolsonaro a part of his government.

The Minister of Human Rights, Women and the Family, Damaraes Alves, the evangelical minister who attacked the LGTBI community shortly after taking office, will be responsible for reviewing these compensations and has already clarified her position regarding Rousseff's request. "The trend is not to recognize that," said the minister on January 31 about the imminent order of the former president, political prisoner and tortured in Rio de Janeiro and Minas Gerais while she was a member of the resistance group against dictatorship.

The former president received the corresponding compensation from the states of Rio and Minas Gerais and donated it to the human rights organization "Tortura Nunca Más". In a letter he wrote this weekend, Rousseff stated that he had never received this allowance because he had held a public office since 2003 and had it then considered "undue".

However, he stated that once he left his post at Plbadto Palace, he again asked the State to comply with the payment of the benefit. "After being fired in 2016 for a shameful state coup backed by a fraudulent indictment, I decided to ask, without any ethical obstacles, what I've law." I reaffirm that I have been tortured like hundreds of other young and old leftist activists, "said the former president, who promoted during her government the truth commission on crimes committed by people. civilians and soldiers during the Brazilian de facto regime.