According to ABIN, the Catholic Church is a potential opponent of the Bolsonaro government

S.Paulo's O Estado newspaper published on Sunday (10) a long history in which it is written that the Brazilian intelligence services (ABIN) consider the Catholic Church as a potential enemy that could oppose the government Of the president. Jair Bolsonaro

According to the badessment of the president's team, the Brazilian Catholic leaders are traditional allies of the Workers Party (PT) and would articulate to influence the debates in the country and in the peripheries, hitherto dominated by the party [19659002] The report goes further, according to which this threat to the Bolsonaro government would also involve the Vatican, arrived at Pope Francisco, which would be perceived by the staff of Plbadto Palace as a nobody able to disrupt government projects. , the CNBB even leaked instructions to the faithful about elections considered an anti-Bolonaro campaign.

Abin's Reports and Commandos The Brazilian Army detaches recent meetings of Brazilian Cardinals with the Pope to the Vatican to discuss the "Synod on the Amazon".

General Augusto Heleno, Chief Minister of the Office of Institutional Security (GSI), understands that the Vatican will discuss, in addition to the situation in the Amazon, issues considered by the Brazilian government as an "agenda of the left". These include the situation of indigenous peoples, climate change caused by deforestation and quilombolas.

"We are worried and we want to neutralize that," said General Heleno, who is leading the counter-offensive. The paper claims that the GSI army believes that church sectors related to social movements and leftist parties, which are part of the so-called "progressive clergy," have the intention of Use the Synod to criticize the Bolsonaro administration and have an international impact.

In addition to the problems related to the Amazon, the Bolsonaro government has taken other measures that could come into conflict with the convictions of the Catholic Church. It would include the release of weapons in Brazil and the so-called "license to kill" and mbad incarceration, which are part of the project presented by the Minister of Justice and Security public, Sergio Moro.