The Court of Justice of the Federal District and Territories upheld the complaint made by the comedian Marcelo Adnet against the former special secretary for culture Mario Frias for defamation and defamation.
The action was motivated by the attacks of the former government member Bolsonaro on the comedian after the publication of a parody of the video “Um Povo Heroico”. The federal government campaign, starring Mario Frias, was broadcast on the eve of September 7 of the previous year, on the occasion of the celebration of Brazil’s independence.
Mário Frias reacted to the video by calling Adnet a “dirty creature”, “a scoundrel”, “flabby”, “no future”, “clown”, “idiot”, “selfish”, “weak”, lazy “and” foolish ” , in addition to attacking his private life, commenting on his infidelity in marriage with the ex Dani Calabresa: “A Judas who did not even respect his wife, betraying the poor man in public for sheer vanity and lack of character”.
At the time, Adnet responded with a new line, saying that Frias “recommended” the skit. “Even Secretary Frias recommended it on his Instagram! The post is worth a look! Secom should replicate it on his networks!”, Posted the comedian.
The tone is different now. In the petition, Adnet’s lawyers claim that Frias “exploded in rage, with threats, insults and defamation after learning of a simple and harmless parody made by the author, in which he mimics the defendant’s speech, in an official video. of the Communication from the Secretariat of the Federal Government “.
Also according to Adnet’s team, the perpetrator of the action did not commit any offense or attack in his parody. “There is no hate speech or intolerance to justify the reaction of the Federal Government’s Special Secretary for Culture.”
The defense of the Bolsonarist argued that there was no demonstration of a specific intent to offend and that the facts were atypical.
Judge Fernando Brandini Barbagalo, on the other hand, ordered the continuation of the criminal action, proposed by lawyers Guilherme Furniel and Maíra Fernandes on behalf of Adnet. He stated that the expressions contained in the publication on his personal profile indicate, in theory, the animus to offend the victim’s honor.
The magistrate also designated a videoconference hearing for the hearing of the parties involved.
Check out the video below that offended Frias Adnet.
Confidential file with the President at the address #Make yourself at home
pgm complete https://t.co/t26nDkk4gq pic.twitter.com/t3jPIJhhE5
– Marcelo Adnet (@MarcelloAdnet) September 5, 2020
Source: Terra
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