Minister Alexandre de Moraes, from the Supreme Court (STF), made available on Thursday (20) public access to all video and audio material that was captured during the testimonials of Lieutenant Colonel Mauro Cid, who signed a collaboration agreement Awarded with the court and revealed details about a coup plan plotted in the government summit of former President Jair Bolsonaro. 
The transcription of the testimonials, all harvested in at least five days last year, had already been released on Wednesday (19) by the minister, who is rapporteur of the investigation into the coup plot.
THE Cid delationwho was an assistant of orders and worked alongside Bolsonaro throughout his term, served as the basis for the complaint filed on Tuesday (18) in which Republic’s attorney general, Paulo Gonet, accused the former president and Cid himself , in addition to 32 people, for the crimes of attempted coup and violent abolition of the Democratic Rule of Law.
Bolsonaro was still denounced as leader of a armed criminal organization, largely formed by the reserve and activethat would be prepared to break the constitutional order and use violence to keep the former president in power.
Other crimes imputed to the accused were those of qualified damage, aggravated by the use of violence and serious threat to the union’s assets, and the deterioration of listed assets. These offenses are related to attacks on January 8, 2023, when Bolsonaro supporters invaded and depredated the headquarters of the three powers in Brasilia.
Cid closed the award -winning plea agreement in September 2023, directly the Federal Police Chief (PF), when he was at least five months in prison, on suspicion of participating in an attempt to cover up the case of the misconduct of the collection of the collection. presidential.
Terms
The terms of the agreement were also made public by Moraes. In exchange for revealing details about different lines of investigation that had Bolsonaro as a target, Cid asked for judicial forgiveness for his own crimes or, if it were not possible, to take a penalty of a maximum of two years in prison.
Lieutenant Colonel also asked the benefits to be extended to his father, General Mauro Lourena Cid, as well as his wife and daughter. He also requested protection from his family, which was granted by the PF.
By asking for a maximum of two years in prison if convicted, Cid sought to avoid an indignity and incompatibility representation. According to the Constitution (Article 142, § 3, items VI and VII), this type of action must be opened in the Superior Military Court (STM), if the officer receives deprivation of liberty of over two years, or In the Common or Military Justice, for the conviction for any crime. The planned sanction is the loss of all patents and their respective welds.
