President Lula, who mobilized federal troops, strongly defended Brazilian democracy: “All those who allowed this will be identified and punished. »
By Anne Vigna
Dhe thousands of supporters of Jair Bolsonaro invaded the Congress, the presidential palace and then the Supreme Court, in a few hours, without the police really intervening to prevent them from advancing. The demonstration, which was scheduled for a week after the investiture of Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva alias Lula, was accompanied by the police but, in front of the Congress, thousands of supporters easily overtook the police to violently enter the hemicycles of the Chamber of Deputies and Senate. Very quickly, videos were published on social networks showing impressive scenes of ransacking: broken glasses, broken pipes, furniture smashed with a baseball bat…
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