President Trump held a rally in defense of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsoro, who is prosecuating in the Supreme Court of Brazil on the charge that he conspired to conspiracy in 2022 after losing the election to President Luiz Eneasio Lula Dr. Silva.
“I am watching Jer Bolsono, his family, and thousands of supporters of his witches, very closely. The only test that is happening is a test by Brazilian voters – it is called an election. Leave Bolsoro alone!” Tusrap Written in a post On his true social stage.
Trump’s “Witch Hunt” reference refunded the rhetoric, the President has used to characterize the investigation into his alleged misconduct in recent years.
Trump gave similarities in his post on Monday.
“This is nothing more or less than an attack on a political opponent – something that I know a lot! It happened to me, 10 times, and now our country is ‘hottest’ in the world! The great people of Brazil will not stand for their former President, what will not stand for this,” Trip wrote.
Trump defended Bolsono “a strong leader who really loved his country,” and said, “Brazil is doing a terrible work on former President Zayer Bolsonaro’s treatment.”
“I have seen, as the world is, as they have done nothing, but come after that, after the day, after the day, after the night, after the month, the year -the year -saal, the year -year -year, he is not guilty of anything, except for the people,” said Trump.
Lula appeared to respond to Trump’s comments In a post on X,
According to the translation of the statement, Lula is a case for the people of Brazil, protecting democracy in Brazil. We are a sovereign country. We do not accept interference or patronage from anyone. “
“No one is above the law. Above all, who attack the rule of freedom and law,” he said.
Bolsoro and 33 colleagues are prosecuting an alleged conspiracy to overturn the 2022 presidential election results and to remain in power. He was accused of five cases related to the plan.
The former President has denied allegations and claims that it is a target of political oppression. He can face a prison of up to 12 years if convicted.
The far-flung leader is barred from running to the office by 2030. The Brazilian election court ruled last year that they misused their political power and made baseless claims about the country’s electronic polling system.
Associated Press contributed.
