Trump accuses Brazilian authorities of ‘witch hunt’ against former leader Bolsonaro
SAO PAULO (AP) – US President Donald Trump criticized the Brazilian officials as “witch hunting karşı against the former president. Jair Bolsonaro And he said “he will watch closely” His trial.
South American Extreme Right leader managed between 2019-2022 standing trial Because of the role of a coup attempt allegedly in January 2023 before the Supreme Court of the country. It is not suitable for the next year’s vote. Former president rejected the allegations many times And he said he was the target of political persecution.
In his first comment since Bolsonaro’s hearing began, Trump said in a social media article that Brazil’s ally’s ally yap did something terrible in his treatment ”. He added that Bolsonaro was “not guilty of anything other than fighting for people” and compared Brazil’s situation with him.
The US President said, “This has happened to me 10 times,” he said. “I will watch the witch hunting of Jair Bolsonaro, his family and thousands of supporters. Leave Bolsonaro alone!”
Bolsonaro replied on social media by saying that Tr Trump is echoing worldwide for peace, justice and freedom ve and thanked the US leader for giving us a role model for faith and durability ”.
Bolsonaro President Luiz Inácio Lula was declared by the Brazil Election Court in accordance with 2030 in the 2022 elections, when he lost his narrowly to Silva.
Lula told Trump, “the defense of democracy in Brazil is a matter for the Brazilians,” he said.
The Brazilian President added: “We have solid and independent institutions. Nobody is above the law. More than the law, those who attack freedom and the superiority of law.”
Later, BRICS Summit Developing economies in Brazil’s president Rio de Janeiro said that Trump was more “more important things to comment” than Trump’s post in Bolsonaro.
“Go look at your own life, not ours, Lu Lula said.
The Brazilian Supreme Court did not comment on Trump’s message.
____ Rio de Janeiro Associated Press journalist Eléonore Hughes contributed to this report.
