- A panel of Justice in the Supreme Court of Brazil on Wednesday accepted the allegations on the alleged attempt to hold the post after his 2022 election defeat against former President Zaier Bolsono, and ordered him to stand up.
- Bolsoro and 33 others are accused of attempting to make an coup that included his successor, current President Luiz Inecio Lula da Silva to poison and kill a Supreme Court judge.
- Bolsono has repeatedly refused to do wrong things and says that they are being persecuted politically.
A panel of Justice in the Brazilian Supreme Court on Wednesday accepted the allegations on the alleged attempt to hold the post after his 2022 election defeat against former President Zaier Bolsono, and ordered the former leader to prosecute the trial in the trial.
All five judges ruled in favor of accepting the allegations made by prosecutor-general Paulo Gonet, who accused Bolsoro and 33 others of attempting a coup, which included a plan to poison his successor, current President Luiz Eneasio Lula Dr. Silva, and a Supreme Court judge was killed.
Justice said that seven close colleagues should also prosecute five cases: trying to staging a coup, participation in an armed criminal organization, attempt to eradicate violent eradication of democratic rule of law, characteristic damage of violence and a serious threat to state property, and a listed legacy.
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The former President has repeatedly refused to do wrong things and says that he is being persecuted politically. A Bolsono lawyer did not immediately respond to the remarks request.
Under the Brazilian law, a coup is sentenced to up to 12 years. When combined with other allegations, it can be punished for decades behind bars.
“Cup Kill,” Justice Flavio Dino said while casting his vote. “It doesn’t matter whether it happens today, next month or a few years later.”
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsono spoke of a press on March 25, 2025 to arrive at Brasilia International Airport in Brassylia, Brazil. (AP Photo/Louis Nova)
Prosecutor-General Paulo Gont said on Tuesday that the allegations that were facing the “at all costs,” to keep Bolsoro in power, in a multistap scheme, which intensified after the far-flung politician’s defeat with the current President.
As in his February prosecution, Gaett said that the plot included a plan to kill Lula and Justice Alexandre de Mores, which was kept under supervision by alleged conspirators.
Gaett said that the scheme did not proceed as the accused failed to bring the commander of the army on the board at the last minute.
“Disappointment overwhelmed the members of the criminal organization, however, did not give up the violent seizure of power, not even after taking the oath of the elected President of the Republic,” Gonet said.
This was a reference to 8 January 2023, a riot, when Bolsoro’s dye-hard supporters created a storm in the Supreme Court, President Mahal and Congress in Bascilia, a week after Lula took over.
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Day Mores on Wednesday showed the panel a video clip with the scenes of that day. “We had a very violent coup attempt,” he said. “A barbaric violence in total inconsistency, with requests for military intervention in the coup.”
During the 2022 election, Bolsono’s ongoing partner and former Defense Minister Walter Braga Natto, former-just-grandson Minister Anderson Torres and his colleague-day-kamp Maur Sid, other people will also be prosecuted. The court will later decide on the fate of others.
Bolsoro, a former military officer who was known for expressing indifference to the 1964–1985 dictatorship of the country, openly defined Brazil’s judicial system during his 2019–2022 tenure in the office.
