This is why Lula da Silva dismissed 13 soldiers in Brazil
The brazilian governmentheaded by Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, dispensed to 13 soldiers who formed a presidential security officedeepening his reform that began after the violence experienced on January 8 when the followers of Bolsonaro They took the headquarters of the three powers.
The announcement was published in the Official Journal of the Union on Wednesday, after another 40 soldiers were also dismissed from their duties at the presidential residence, the Alvorada Palacein Brasiliawho were part of the Cabinet Institutional Securitywho was responsible for helping the president with national security and defense policy.
In The Truth Newswe have announced the consequences that have been experienced in the largest nation in South America after the demonstration of the followers of Jair Bolsonarowho tried to give a coup in Brasilia.
Dismissal of military in Brazil
Lula da Silva continues to investigate government personnel for the assault on the Brazilian government
These changes came a week after Lula da Silva said that he distrusts some soldiers who perform auxiliary functions at government headquarters, and he also shared his reservations about some of them after the invasion of the Three Public Powers in Brasilia.
Then, the head of state said that he was convinced that there was internal complicity in the invasion on January 8, which occurred the day he was one week after returning to power for the third time in his political career.
The reform in the environment of Lula da Silva occurs at a time when the investigations to determine who participated in these movements are advancing, in addition to the financing of the violent invasion of the Planalto Palace, the Congress and the Supreme Court, for which More than 2,000 people were detained, of which 1,382 are still in the hands of the authorities.
The head of the office, Augusto Aras, said that he will present another 200 new accusations in the following two weeks.
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Audience with Anderson Torres, former Minister of Security of Brazil
Anderson Torres is accused of allowing the violence on January 8
Meanwhile, on Wednesday, Bolsonaro’s former Justice Minister and Federal District Security Secretary at the time of the attack, Anderson Torres, was silent after going to his first hearing before the Federal Police, this since he turned himself in to the authorities. on Saturday, according to the G1 news portal.
Torres is in custody and on suspicion of complicity in the violence of the attacks on January 8, when thousands of supporters of Jair Bolsonaro invaded the heart of Brazil’s public power to remove Lula da Silva from power, the same accusation he denies.
The international community supported the president, and last Thursday denounced “collusion” of sectors of the Armed Forces with the radical Bolsonaristas, and even said that someone facilitated their entry to the Planalto Palace.
“Someone suspected of being a radical Bolsonaro cannot remain in here,” he commented. “How can I have a person outside my office who can shoot me?” she stressed.
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