By order of Moraes, PF searches and targets suspects of undemocratic acts

According to Federal Police investigators, this is the largest offensive ever carried out against the financiers of anti-democratic acts that took place after the elections. The investigations are carried out in seven states – Acre, Amazonas, Espírito Santo, Mato Grosso, Mato Grosso do Sul, Paraná and Santa Catarina -, in addition to the Federal District. The orders were issued by Minister Alexandre de Moraes, of the Federal Supreme Court (STF).

Acts against democracy: see the repercussions of the Bolsonarist demonstrations against the election results

Jurists, politicians and even representatives of truck drivers and highway police consider that the road closures and demonstrations by Jair Bolsonaro supporters are an affront to democracy. Truck driver leaders claim that there is no strike in the category and that blockades are being carried out by Bolsonaro's followers. Federation that represents members of the PRF says that Bolsonaro's silence about defeat at the polls encourages protests.

On Monday (12), on the day of President-elect Lula's diploma, Bolsonarists tried to invade the Federal Police headquarters in Brasília, setting fire to cars and buses in the federal capital after the arrest of indigenous leader José Acácio Serere Xavante.

Attack by Bolsonarists in Brasília becomes highlighted in the international media

Last night (12), a group of Bolsonarists attempted to invade the Federal Police headquarters in Brasília, in addition to burning cars and buses across the federal capital. The acts of vandalism began after the arrest of an indigenous leader who supports President Jair Bolsonaro (PL). Media outlets around the world highlighted the acts of Bolsonarists that have been taking place since the defeat of the current president at the polls.

The indigenous leader is suspected of carrying out anti-democratic acts in front of Congress, at Brasília Airport, at the Park Shopping shopping center, at Esplanada dos Ministérios and in front of the hotel where the elected president and vice-president of the Republic, Lula, are staying. and Geraldo Alckmin.

Minister Alexandre de Moraes had already ordered the blocking of bank accounts of ten people and 33 companies due to the possibility of financing 'illegal and undemocratic acts' that blocked highways across the country after President Jair Bolsonaro's defeat at the polls.

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