Former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro was convicted of planning a military coup.
The Brazilian Supreme Court has reached the majority of the three votes needed to convict. One judge voted to acquire him, and the other judge has not yet voted.
The 70 -year -old boy was convicted of losing his 2022 election for Lula Da Silva, a leftist -left rival in 2022.
The conspiracy did not get enough support from the military due to the storm of government buildings by the supporters of Ebolso Naro on January 8, 2023, but the judge said.
This prosecution has many sentences and can add more than 40 years of prison. The sentence is scheduled for Friday.
Judge Cármen Lúcia said he had a decisive vote, and on Thursday, Bolso Naro said it caused a “rebellion” on January 8, 2023.
She was convicted of five charges.
Bolso Naro always called his innocence and insisted that he had motivated the exam politically.
His lawyers are expected to file an appeal.
If two of the five definitions of the Supreme Court panel voted “not guilty”, his lawyer may require the entire Supreme Court (all Supreme Court, which means 11 definitions).
Therefore, the final definition of his verdict Cristiano Zanin will be keenly followed.
Bolsonaro was not in court for the last stage of the trial.
His lawyers cited health reasons for the decision to follow a lawsuit in his house in Brazilia. He has been stabbed in the 2018 campaign trail and has been suffering from repeated health problems since then.
He has been receiving home pensions since early August after the police report insisted that he and his son Edu Aro tried to interfere with the trial.
His lawyer attended the court, but left after Lucia declared a guilty of a coup and an armed crime conspiracy before the end of the talk.
The prosecution for Bolsonaro was not related to the case of January 8, 2023.
The prosecution began to conspirate to maintain power for a long time ago, and suggested that the military commander began a coup and sowed the groundless suspicion of the election system.
They also said they knew plans to assassinate Lula, Vice President’s running mate and the Supreme Court judge.
