The Attorney General of São Paulo, Mário Sarrubbo, reported that the actions of businesspeople and even city halls were identified in acts in front of barracks – with the installation of chemical toilets and food – and roadblocks.
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“There is a large criminal organization [behind the protests,” Saburro said. “The idea is that we can take down this organization,” he added.
According to a UOL report, Sarrubbo stated that the investigations are now targeting the “financial flow” of the acts and that the meeting with Moraes served to exchange investigations into the case.
“There is something at a national level and we are going to work and the TSE will provide some information and with that we hope that Brazil can proceed without scams”, said the São Paulo prosecutor.
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PRF seeks truck owners to impose punishment
The Federal Highway Police reported that as of Tuesday morning (8) it had issued 7.325 fines across the country for roadblocks carried out by Bolsonaro supporters.
The State in which the highest number of fines was recorded is Santa Catarina (1374), followed by Mato Grosso (1097) and Pernambuco (935).
According to the corporation, there are 73 'active incidents' across the country: two blockades – one in Paraná and another in Mato Grosso – three closures and 68 concentration points. The PRF also says it has released 1077 protest points.
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Moraes ordered the Civil and Military Police of the States and the Federal District, as well as the Federal Police and the Federal Highway Police, to present all information about the organizers, financiers and leaders of the undemocratic acts promoted by Bolsonaro supporters.
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