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in 1968, against singer Roger Waters and his opponent Fernando Haddad.
The elected president's lawyers accuse Haddad's campaign of economic power abuse of .
The artist gave eight concerts in seven cities from 9th to on October 30th . In the presentations, the images projected on the big screen showed, in some cities, the saying # EleNão, unlike Bolsonaro. At the first show, in São Paulo, the name of the candidate of the time was among the current neo-fascist leaders.
Lawyer Karina Kufa, who represents the Bolsonaro campaign, defended the continuity of the action. She stated that the company T4F Entertainment, responsible for the tour in Brazil, would have acted premeditated when planning Waters shows for the election period, as a beneficiary of public resources of the Rouanet law and, therefore, interested in the defeat of Bolsonaro, critic According to the lawyer, Haddad would have known of the strategy and would have abused the economic power by not declaring as a gift of campaign the resources devoted to the representation of the spectacles.
The accuser has been described as "totally absurd" by lawyer Marcelo Schimidt, who represents the Haddad campaign.
The reporter for action, Minister Jorge Mussi, pointed out that the Ministry of Culture had reported that public resources had not been used Roger Waters' tour and that he There is no evidence of the "stratagem" indicated by the Bolsonaro campaign.
"There is no definite proof of the practice of concrete behavior by the represented [Haddad] candidate in collusion with T4F company partners reveal the malicious use of the concerts of the Roger Waters' Brazilian tour in order to influence voters in their constituents, "said Mussi.
The Minister then pointed out that, according to the contracts annexed to the case, signed in 2017, T4F Entertainment did not interfere with the content of the presentations, the development of which had been exclusive to Roger Waters and
The rapporteur was accompanied by Ministers Og Fernandes, Admar Gonzaga, Carlos Horbach, Luis Roberto Barroso, Edson Fachin and Rosa Weber, President of the TSE
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