The deputy wonders if the generals “will want to salute a bandit” on the day of the inauguration
the federal deputy Carla Zambelli (PL-SP) recorded a video this Tuesday 29, in which he urges the four-star generals of the armed forces not to recognize the government of President-elect Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT).
In the recording, he asks if the military “will want to greet a bandit” on January 1, the date of Lula’s inauguration.
“On January 1, gentlemen, four-star generals, would you like to salute a bandit or the Brazilian nation? This is not the time to respond with a letter declaring yourselves non-partisan. It’s time to take a stand. Which side of history are we on you will be?” she asked.
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“Active duty soldiers, by legal definition and commitment to the Brazilian nation, are non-partisan in their conduct, preserving the values pertinent to the career of arms,” said the note published on Monday 28.
As shown the StageHowever, active duty members of the military have engaged in anti-democratic demonstrations over the failure to comply with Lula’s election. Officers and enlisted men from the army, navy and air force joined the Bolsonarismo vigil and were spotted in face-to-face acts around the barracks as well as in coup publications on social media.
Zambelli also demands that the military listen to the demands of the protesters who occupy the doors of the barracks in several cities in Brazil and ask that the Armed Forces “save Brazil”.
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