It didn't stop in Brasília: Bolsonaro supporters invade SP avenue and cause riot

While Bolsonarists invaded the offices of the Three Powers in Brasília, coup plotters who occupied the front of the Army Headquarters in Ibirapuera, where the Southeast Military Command is located, caused riots in the capital of São Paulo.

Protesters closed one of the capital's main avenues with anti-democratic banners, advocating a coup through military intervention. The request violates democracy and the Constitution of Brazil.

In the Southeast Military Command, which is close to Ibirapuera, Bolsonaro supporters continue with camps calling for military intervention.

The governor of the state of São Paulo, Tarcísio de Freitas, stated that “We will not admit this in SP!”.

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After terrorist acts by Bolsonarists in Brasília, on the afternoon of this Sunday (8), authorities took to social media to speak out about protests. Tarcísio de Freitas, governor of São Paulo, who supported Jair Bolsonaro in the electoral race, repudiated the acts and said he will not allow demonstrations of this level in the state. Claudio Castro, who also campaigned with Bolsonaro, also spoke out against the demonstrations.

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The main international newspapers and foreign websites highlighted the acts of extremist Bolsonarists in Brasília, with the invasion and vandalism of the National Congress, the Federal Supreme Court and the Planalto Palace this Sunday (08). See the impact.