Bolsonaro’s two lawmakers threatened to shoot former President Luis Inacio Lula and Silva in the October election after a Labor party leader asked trade unionists to put pressure on the ruling party’s lawmakers in their own homes. Against the government agenda. .
Lula’s proposal, made in the Central Única de Trabajadores (CUT) Act, provoked a backlash from MPs from President Jair Bolsonaro’s party, one of whom recorded a video of himself filling an automatic pistol and inviting Lula to his residence.
“You and your people will be waiting for you in my house. “Talk to my wife, my daughter, you are very welcome,” said Junio Amaral, a lawmaker from the ruling Liberal Party, as he filled out bullets in a pistol magazine.
For her part, Carla Zambelli, referring to Bolsonaro in Sao Paulo and a federal MP, recorded another video where she said she was going to wait for PT militants at gunpoint “for personal defense.”
The agitation among Bolsonaro’s followers came after a video was released in which Lula, speaking before the CUT, spoke last Monday about the complexity of governing during an unfavorable congress, in the context of which she believed public pressure could change that. Hypothetical relation of forces. “If we look for the address of each MP and 50 men go home, not to insult him, but to talk, to disturb the peace of a politician with his wife, child, it has more effect than what Lula said at the rally in Brazil.
Source: El Diario
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