Federal Deputy Eduardo Bolsonaro criticized, on Wednesday (20), the investigation of the Federal Police after be indicted for crimes coercion in the course of the process and attempted abolition of the Democratic Rule of Law.
“It is unfortunate and shameful to see the Federal Police treat as a crime the leakage of private, absolutely normal conversations between father and son and his allies,” said the parliamentarian in post at X (former Twitter).
For him, who is living in the United States and defending amnesty to the accused of attempted coup d’état, the objective of the investigation has nothing to do with justice, “but of provoking political wear and tear.”
The indictment occurred after the PF concluded investigations into Eduardo’s performance with the government of US President Donald Trump to promote retaliation measures against the Brazilian government and Ministers of the Supreme Court (STF).
“Delirious”
In the message, the Brazilian parliamentarian wrote that it caused the PF report and considered that the crime thesis is “absolutely delusional”.
“If the PF thesis is that there would be intended to influence government policies, decision -making power was not in my hands, but in American authorities (…).”
Eduardo Bolsonaro also remains arguing that if the decision on the 50% tariff of Brazilian products and sanctions to Brazilian authorities are related to decisions of President Donald Trump, Secretary Marco Rubio or the Scott Bessent Treasury Secretary.
“Why didn’t PF include them as authors” omission? Lack of courage? “He asked.
In his message, he pointed out that his performance in the United States “never” aimed to interfere with the ongoing processes in Brazil. “I have always made it clear that my claim is for the restoration of individual freedoms in the country, through the legislature, focusing on the amnesty project that is being processed in the National Congress.”
“Freedom”
He argued that he lives under American jurisdiction and supported by the “first amendment of the United States Constitution”, which ensures it not only what he called freedom of expression“But also the right to petition our demands to the government governing our jurisdiction.”
Eduardo Bolsonaro says his performance is against what he called “Brazilian dictatorship”. “If my” crime “is fighting the Brazilian dictatorship, I declare myself guilty beforehand.”
