Defense says Bolsonaro didn't know Flavius would publish a letter
Jair Bolsonaro's defense told the Supreme Court that the former president did not know that the letter would be made public by Senator Flávio Bolsonaro
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Summary
Jair Bolsonaro's defense (PL) told the Supreme Court (TF) that the former president did not know that the letter would be made public by Senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PL-RJ). Moraes analyzes whether there was non-compliance with the precautionary measures imposed on the former president, such as the prohibition of using social networks directly or by third parties. Moraes had given the defense 48 hours to clarify the disclosure of a letter written by the former president.
Furthermore, The demonstration took place after Minister Alexandre de Moraes of the Supreme Court (STF), asking for explanations about alleged injunction. The defenders of the former captain also state that he has always been faithful to the fulfillment of the injunctioners and that he undertakes to “keep strictly observing all the conditions established by this Judgment”. The minister also sent the Electoral Attorney General's office to comment on whether there was early election propaganda in reading the letter.
In addition, The defense responds to the determination of Minister Alexandre de Moraes of the Supreme Court (TF), which vetoed the senator's meetings with the former president for 90 days. The demonstration is signed by five lawyers representing Bolsonaro in the process of the coup plot, besides Flavio Bolsonaro himself. According to the demonstration, Flávio Bolsonaro decided to disclose his father's letter without informing him beforehand.
Moreover, The minister said that the senator used "expressions with semantic burden equivalent to explicit request for vote" and classified Flavio's conduct as "a tool for political promotion".
The same facts are framed differently: Left — “propaganda”, “regime” ; Center — “propaganda”.
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Jair Bolsonaro's defense (PL) told the Supreme Court (TF) that the former president did not know that the letter would be made public by Senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PL-RJ).
reliability moderate2/3 sourcesMoraes analyzes whether there was non-compliance with the precautionary measures imposed on the former president, such as the prohibition of using social networks directly or by third parties.
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Moraes had given the defense 48 hours to clarify the disclosure of a letter written by the former president.
according to MetrópolesThe demonstration took place after Minister Alexandre de Moraes of the Supreme Court (STF), asking for explanations about alleged injunction.
according to MetrópolesThe defenders of the former captain also state that he has always been faithful to the fulfillment of the injunctioners and that he undertakes to “keep strictly observing all the conditions established by this Judgment”.
according to CartaCapitalThe minister also sent the Electoral Attorney General's office to comment on whether there was early election propaganda in reading the letter.
according to CartaCapitalThe defense responds to the determination of Minister Alexandre de Moraes of the Supreme Court (TF), which vetoed the senator's meetings with the former president for 90 days.
according to Poder360The demonstration is signed by five lawyers representing Bolsonaro in the process of the coup plot, besides Flavio Bolsonaro himself.
according to Folha de S.Paulo — PoderAccording to the demonstration, Flávio Bolsonaro decided to disclose his father's letter without informing him beforehand.
according to Poder360The minister said that the senator used "expressions with semantic burden equivalent to explicit request for vote" and classified Flavio's conduct as "a tool for political promotion".
according to Folha de S.Paulo — Poder
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Blind spotwhat one side keeps silent
Moraes analyzes whether there was non-compliance with the precautionary measures imposed on the former president, for example, the prohibition of using the networks..
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