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Photo of April 2, 2018 Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva during an act of defense of democracy in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil). The Supreme Court of Brazil rejected today, Wednesday, April 4, 2018, a habeas corpus judged by the defense of the former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and thus opened the doors of the prison to the leader most People's Republic, sentenced to 12 years in prison. prison for corruption.
EFE / Antonio Lacerda / ARCHIVE
Sao Paulo, July 8 (EFE) .- A Brazilian court judge today ordered the release of former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, imprisoned since April 7 for pbadive bribery, confirmed sources. Officers
Judge Rogerio Favreto of the Fourth Regional Regional Court (TRF-4), based in Porto Alegre, granted a "habeas corpus" requested by the Workers' Party (PT) deputies, arguing that [19659004] The magistrate decided the suspension of the provisional execution of the sentence and the release of Lula under a regime of "emergency", for which the exmandatario could be released this Sunday. [19659004Inadjustmentthejugglewasquickhatthepresident"theformerpresident"preventedtheirrepresentedthattheprivacyoftheRepublic'spresence"hewaspracticallyqualifiedafterhisconviction
Lula has been detained since April last at the headquarters of the federal police in Curitiba, after having been sentenced in second instance to 12 years and a month of jail.
The exmandatario had already been sentenced July last year by trial judge Sergio Moro, in charge of the Petrobras case investigations, to 9 years and 6 months in prison for the crimes of pbadive bribery and money laundering.
Moro took for granted that the former president has enjoyed an apartment on the beach in exchange for the favor of the OAS construction company in the awarding of public contracts by the national oil company Petrobras.
The sentence was increased to 12 years and 1 month by an appellate court. EFE
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