A businessman threatened to kill Lula da Silva

The governor of the state of San Pablo, Joao doria, ordered an investigation by the death threats against former Brazilian President Lula da Silva. The accused is the businessman from São Paulo, Jose sabatini, who posted a controversial and violent video using a weapon and directly intimidating the leader of the Workers’ Party.

The threats came after Lula da Silva regained his political rights and the Federal Supreme Court overturned corruption cases against him in the Lava Jato mega-process.

In this context, and after the broadcast of the video published by Sabatini and then deleted from their networks, The head of the PT, Gleisi Hoffmann, and the deputies Rui Falcão and Paulo Teixeira have taken legal action to the prosecutor’s office of this territorial division to inquire about the businessman.

“The author of the video (Sabatini) threatens the safety and physical integrity of former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva,” said the governor of São Paulo, adding: “It will not be based on threats, attacks or shots that Brazil will find. peace, balance and respect for democracy (…) the condemnation of political violence is a rule of democracy ”.

Threats to Lula da Silva

São Paulo businessman José Sabatini posted a video in which he shoots a target and threatens to kill Lula da Silva. In the recording, Sabatini is seen wearing hearing protectors, sunglasses and a Brazilian flag strapped to his waist while firing a gun.

Then, in a threatening tone, he said: “Lula, You son of a bitch, I want to give you a message. Today is Saturday March 13. Pay attention to the message I’m going to give you, you bum. If you don’t return the R $ 84 billion that you stole from the workers’ pension fund, you’re going to have a problem. “

“Another message, do not try to turn my country into Venezuela. I will shed my blood, but I will fight for my country (…) You’re gonna have problems, eh? “Sabatini is heard to say as he viciously points the weapon in his hands.