Justice has banned Jair Bolsonaro from celebrating in the barracks the anniversary of the coup of military state in Brazil

A federal judge he forbade to the government of Jair Bolsonaro who organizes the commemorative events of the 55th anniversary of the coup d'etat that sparked the last dictatorship in Brazil.

In an interim decision, magistrate Ivani Silva da Luz stated in her decision that the celebrations "They are illegal and incompatible with the process of democratic reconstruction." Due to the impending anniversary date, Sunday, March 31, the judge said urgently that the military should refrain from reuniting any party.

However, the question must be resolved definitively by the same judge after hearing the parties. While respecting these deadlines, any new law will be considered illegal and will be subject to fines and penalties.

The complaint was brought to court after filing an injunction of the Public Defender. In their arguments, they affirmed that the detention of a period of torture and badbadinations by the State "constituted a risk of new democratic breaks". "The right to memory and truth is required not to commit new violations of the integrity of humanity and to preserve the current generation of new states of exception", badured Silva da Luz.

The president gave his agreement to carry out the acts and, from that moment, some districts of San Pablo and Brasilia began the celebrations between thursday and friday. With the court ruling, the Sunday commemorations were suspended.

Bolsonaro, a 64-year-old former army captain, denies that the uprising that toppled President João Goulart and who ruled the country until 1985 was a coup d'etat. For the far right, it was more of a movement "civilians and military" this allowed to defeat the guerrilla left and to prevent the installation of a communist regime in this country.