US EditionBolsonaro leads a large march and proclaims his innocence before the investigation into plotting a coup.
- Bolsonaro supporters gathered in Sao Paulo to protest an investigation, fearing arrest for a coup attempt.
- Despite facing bans and investigations, Bolsonaro remains a prominent figure in Brazilian politics, with significant support.
- Federal Police will use Bolsonaro's speech in their investigation, while Bolsonaro denies involvement in a coup plot against President Lula.
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Sao Paulo's main avenue packed with followers in support of Bolsonaro
Hundreds of thousands of people clad in Brazilian national team jerseys waving flags of the South American country and also of Israel gathered Sunday at Sao Paulo's Paulista Avenue to support former President Jair Messias Bolsonaro, who has been disenfranchised until 2030 and whose passport has been seized by the Supreme Federal Court (STF), thus banning him from traveling abroad except to neighboring nations where his ID card would be a valid do
Hundreds of thousands rally in São Paulo to support Bolsonaro amid coup investigation - Brazil Reports
São Paulo, Brazil – A tourist visiting São Paulo, Brazil on Sunday could be forgiven for thinking that the country was in the midst of a World Cup soccer final. Blue, green and yellow Brazilian national team jerseys donned by thousands of supporters of former President Jair Bolsonaro swarmed the city’s metro on their way […]
Bolsonaro Supporters Flood Street in Sao Paulo
Former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro ridiculed accusations against him of orchestrating a failed coup in front of tens of thousands of his supporters gathered in Sao Paulo on Sunday, February 25. Police are investigating if Bolsonaro incited what amounted to a failed coup after losing the 2022 election, and say he edited a draft presidential decree that would have declared a state of emergency and called for a new poll. According to a trans…
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The Daily TelegraphBolsonaro Supporters Flood Street in Sao Paulo
Former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro ridiculed accusations against him of orchestrating a failed coup in front of tens of thousands of his supporters gathered in Sao Paulo on Sunday, February 25. Police are investigating if Bolsonaro incited what amounted to a failed coup after losing the 2022 election, and say he edited a draft presidential decree that would have declared a state of emergency and called for a new poll. According to a trans…
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro said today that he has become a victim of political terror after leaving the presidential position, adding that the charges against him of attempting a coup are false.
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