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The BBC News website released Thursday, December 6, the first interview of former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva since his arrest on April 7.
Forbidden to grant interviews live or over the phone, journalist Kennedy Alencar bypbaded the obstacle by way of an exchange of letters. The material will be part of a documentary broadcast in the UK in January by the BBC, entitled What Happened in Brazil? ( What Happened in Brazil In the letters written from his cell to the headquarters of the Federal Police in Curitiba, Lula appointed Judge Sérgio Moro as his prosecutor, with the l '. clear objective of [lightening] the electoral race since the year the former president declared that Jair Bolsonaro had won the trial in October "simply because it had not been successful"
"Moro knew that if he acted in accordance with the law, he should to absolve me and that I would be elected president. "He then did politics and not justice, reaping the benefits now," wrote Lula, who said that Brazilian citizens were in danger because "this can be done with a former president."
Moro responds to the accusations by informing the BBC that Lula has been convicted not only of him but of other courts. that the old pr President would head the scandal Petrobras, which would have treated two billion reais in terms of tips.
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