Bolsonaro Rallies Support for Amnesty Law as Coup Trial Looms
- Bolsonaro led a rally in Sao Paulo to support an amnesty law, claiming there are enough votes for the bill to pass in Congress.
- Brazil's Supreme Court voted to put Bolsonaro on trial for his actions following the 2022 presidential election, which he lost to Lula da Silva.
- During the rally, Bolsonaro urged Congress to pass the proposed amnesty law for individuals involved in the January 8, 2023, storming of government buildings in Brasilia.
- Bolsonaro dismissed the trial as political persecution, addressing thousands of supporters.
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Thousands of Bolsonaro supporters march down Paulista Avenue
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro spoke at a large demonstration Sunday in São Paulo, during which scoores of Brazilians pressed for Congress to issue a blanket pardon in favor of all those facing charges in connection with the Jan. 8, 2023, uprising in Brasilia against the headquarters of the three branches of Gvernment which the Supreme Federal Court (STF) ruled to be a failed coup d'état.
Bolsonaro’s Rally Draws Massive Crowd, Overshadowing Leftist Protest in São Paulo
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro demonstrated his enduring influence by attracting 59,900 supporters to a rally in São Paulo on April 6, 2025. The event, advocating for amnesty for individuals convicted of the January 8, 2023, attacks on Brazil’s government institutions, dwarfed a leftist protest held a week earlier. Federal Deputy Guilherme Boulos organized the […]
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Facing coup trial, Brazil’s former President Jair Bolsonaro asserts political comeback with mass rally in Sao Paulo
The far-right leader's rally brought out around 45,000 people to the financial center's prestigious Paulista Avenue, according to a count by the University of Sao Paolo, many of them wearing the national football strip adopted by his supporters
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