One of the gurus of former president Jair Bolsonaro, who died in 2022, was denounced by the singer, who he had defined as a pedophile
Summary
The Court of Rio de Janeiro has granted the seizure of the sums collected from the sale of the books of Olavo de Carvalho, who died in January 2022, to pay the debt accumulated towards Caetano Veloso.
The Rio de Janeiro court granted the singer Caetano Veloso the seizure of money deriving from the sale of books Olavo de Carvalhodied in January 2022, in order to receive the sum won after winning the case against the former president’s guru Jair Bolsonaro.
In 2017, Veloso filed a lawsuit after being called a pedophile by leader Bolsonaro on social media. In the same year, the Court issued an injunction, deciding to remove the content from the Internet, under penalty of a daily fine of R$10,000. And this has never been done. The debt ended up accumulating and exceeding 3 million reais.
According to TJ-RJ information obtained from Earththe 50th Civil Court of Rio accepted the request of the singer’s defense and ordered the seizure of the sums collected by Editora Record from the sale of Carvalho’s books.
The decision was made by Judge Guilherme Pedrosa Lopes, who specifies in the document that until the inventory is finalized, it is up to the estate to pay the debts he contracted during his life.
When questioned, the lawyer representing Olavo de Carvalho’s estate stated that he had not yet been informed of the decision and that he would respond directly to the documents.
The singer’s press office responded that it does not intend to comment on this decision.
The report of Earth He also contacted the publisher who sells the writer’s books, but received no response. The space remains open.
Historic
In 2019, the writer Olavo de Carvalho filed a criminal complaint against Caetano Veloso following an article published by the musician on Folha de S.Paulo. The document asked the singer to answer for the crimes of slander, defamation and insult.
Olavo’s lawyer, Francisco Carlos Cabrera, who signed the petition, called the musician a “scoundrel”, “a thug dressed as a columnist” and stated that eke claimed to have been exiled (during the dictatorship), “but never showed a document”. Olavo, in his defense, said that the artist had offended his honor.
In 2021 the Rio Court rejected another appeal from Bolsonaro’s guru who claimed he was unable to pay the singer the entire sum, and the debt dragged on.
Source: Terra
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