With his offensive, Bolsonaro breaks the silence of my …

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Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva badped "tyrant" Jair Bolsonaro for his statements about a political prisoner who died in 1974 while he was part of the resistance to dictatorship. Despite the documentation and existing testimonies, the president of the far right denied the arrest and the badbadination of Fernando Santa Cruz Oliveira by the regime, which provoked a repulsion that was n & # 39; 39 was not unanimous. Even supporters of the right wing who support his government have distanced themselves from the president with one of the most divorced reality statements he's made since his inauguration on Jan. 1.

According to the version of the former captain who occupies the palace of Plbadto, Fernando Santa Cruz Oliveira would have been executed by his own colleagues from the People's Action Organization and not by the de facto government.

From prison, Lula was outraged by "the brutal offense" and "hate speech" (pronounced) by someone who, for the position he occupies, should respectfully refer to those who have sacrificed their lives for the freedom of this country. "

The leader arrested last April at the Superintendency of the Federal Police in Curitiba – who was a political prisoner for the first time under dictatorship – wrote: "we will always remember our true heroes and that is what the tyrants can not stand. "

The recipient of the letter was Felipe Santa Cruz, son of the missing person and current president of the Brazilian Bar Association (OAB).

Bolsonaro said that he knew by his "own experience" what had really happened in February 1974 – while he was a military cadet – and he proposed to tell the "truth" to the current lawyer Felipe Santa Cruz, who lost his father. age.

These statements may be a confession of those who have "knowledge of what happened in the bedrock of the dictatorship", noted the supreme authority of the OAB, which brought the case before the Federal Supreme Court.

"Bolsonaro has a childish obsession with my father's story and falsifies the data," Felipe said, accusing fake news sites of a "crusade of misinformation across the world." digital militias ".

As the disappearance is a continuous crime, if someone knows where a victim is, she is obliged to warn her in court, otherwise "she may be considered a participant in the crime," said Tuesday Federal Attorney General's Office

If the case reaches the Supreme Court, an in camera debate will be reopened for decades due to the silence of the armed forces to which the 1979 Amnesty Act, which has never been repealed.

In this case, Bolsonaro will be obliged to express to the magistrates what he says that he knows, in addition to supporting him with evidence and documents.

On the side of Felipe Santa Cruz will be the testimonies of the survivors and a secret document of the aeronautics of 1978 on the abduction of his father who, on the other hand, is one of the victims included in the final report of the Truth Commission created under the government of Dilma Rousseff.

"This commission is a" balela "(shit)," Bolsonaro said on Tuesday.

The fact is that this gaffe (or not) rule can lead to the revision of a story that seemed closed as well as Condor's plan. A few days ago, Bolsonaro made reference to this regional repressive coordinator and was the first president to recognize its existence, according to researcher Luiz Claudio Cunha, who knows the most about the problem in Brazil.

The data provided by repentant repressor Claudio Guerra on the cremation of Santa Cruz Oliveira's body and other militants inside Rio de Janeiro could also be resumed.

The impact of presidential speeches has touched the world's press and human rights organizations such as Amnesty International.

"Brazil must take all relevant measures to bring such cases to justice (…) the right to the memory, justice, truth and reparation of the victims and their families must be promoted by the Brazilian state, "said Jurema. Werneck, head of the entity in Brazil.

At the same time, the possibility that Bolsonaro will be subject to impeachment proceedings has begun to gain strength. For the moment, MP Paulo Pimenta of the PT has convened a meeting of the opposition forces to discuss the issue.

Former Judge Gilson Dipp, who joined the Truth Commission, said Tuesday that "the legal conditions for indictment are already set", but that "there is a lack of" congressional political support to be approved".