“I decree the federal intervention in the federal district, which is limited to the area of public security, with the objective of putting an end to the serious compromise of public order”Lula read in a televised message.
The intervention in Brasília it will be until the 31st of this month and its objective is to put an end to acts of violence in public power buildings.
The president remarked that there was a defective security operation.
“We believe that there was a lack of security and I want to say that all the people who did this will be found and they will be punished.”Lula said in Araraquara, São Paulo state, where he was visiting due to a flood tragedy.
“Unfortunately, the ones who had to provide security for the federal district were the military police of the federal district and they did not do it; there was incompetence, ill will or bad faith, you saw the images of how they accompanied you” to the protesters, Lula commented. .
He assured that these uniformed men will be “punished in an exemplary manner” and “they are not trustworthy.”
Lula targeted Bolsonaro and Nazi groups
“Those vandals, who we can call fanatical Nazis, fanatical Stalinists, or rather fanatical fascists, did what was never done in this country.”he said in relation to the attackers.
He added that they are going to “find out who are the financiers of these vandals who went to Brasilia”, in addition to assuring that “everyone will pay with the force of the law for this anti-democratic gesture.”
Lula too blamed his predecessor, whom he called “genocidal”and accused agribusiness and illegal mining mafias of financing these coup movements.
“He encouraged the invasion of the three powers whenever he could and that is his responsibility,” Lula said of Bolsonaro. “Agribusiness was probably there, too,” she said.
The president also commented that he will go to Brasilia to visit the vandalized buildings.
Source: Ambito
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