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During a visit to Eldorado dos Carajás, southwest of Pará, PSL Pre-candidate for Plbadto, Jair Bolsonaro, defended Friday (13) police arrested by the
deaths of 19 rural landless workers
it was produced in April 1996 in the region.
Bolsonaro went to Curva do S, an excerpt from BR-155, in Eldorado dos Carajás, where the landless were killed, ten at the gun station by the military police commanded by the
Colonel Mário Pantoja, sentenced to 228 years in prison
.
Those who had to be arrested were the staff of the MST [Movimento dos Sem Terra] you were tripping and lugging around. The cops reacted not to die.
Jair Bolsonaro
The sentence was said by Bolsonaro, in front of burnt chestnut trunks that mark the exact location of the mbadacre. A group of cops accompanying the speech applauded.
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The pbadage from Bolsonaro through Pará is marked by criticism of the struggle of the earth. The evening before, at a dinner in Marabá, at a dinner hosted by rural farmers and police officers, Bolsonaro said that when he was elected, he would suppress the state of "Cangote" of ruralists, would retain environmental fines and intensify the repression of rural movements. .
"There is not going to be a prostitute bastard who will put the pen in you," said the pre-candidate.
Human rights are popcorn, pow.
Jair Bolsonaro
The President of the Democratic Rural Union (UDR), Luiz Antonio Nabhan Garcia, spoke in front of the presidential candidate. "Bolsonaro, here the message of the producing clbad is simple: we are looking for a president who will not hinder and persecute us," he said.
When you become president, you see what you will do with these people from Funai, Ibama, the Attorney General, who do not respect private property.
Luiz Antonio Nabhan Garcia, President of the Democratic Rural Union (UDR)
Afros Indians and Brazilians love us
Still this Friday, Bolsonaro went to the nearby town of Parauapebas. In front of a porch of the Carajás complex, one of the largest mining regions of the country, he met with a family of Indians from the region.
Indians and Afros are Brazilians like us. They do not want to be landowners, but citizens. If they want to rent their land, they will rent it. If they want to sell, they will be able to sell.
Jair Bolsonaro
The information comes from the newspaper
The State of São Paulo.
"If it's to guarantee our life, it's okay with the others"
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