The Supreme Court of Brazil orders the resistance to the house of former President Bolsonaro | New policies

Judge Alexandre de Moraes reigns that Bolsonaro violated precautionary measures before the trial imposed by the Court.

The Supreme Court of Brazil made a residual order for the residence for former president Jair Bolsonaro, who is tried for having allegedly plotting a coup.

The decision, published Monday, comes a day after support for support The former far -right president took place through Brazil.

Bolsonaro is accused of Trying to overturn The 2022 election, won by his left opponent, the current president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.

The order was made by judge Alexandre de Moraes, who faces sanctions from the administration of American president Donald Trump for supervised the case against Bolsonaro.

Moraes said Bolsonaro had violated precautionary measures imposed by the court limiting the use of social media and the political messaging of the former president.

The accusation accuses Bolsonaro of leading an armed criminal organization, trying to organize a coup d’etat and to try a violent abolition of the rule of democratic law, aggravated damage and a deterioration of the listed heritage.

A conviction for coup is sentenced to up to 12 years.

The former president Supporters stormed And ransacked the national congress and other state institutions in January 2023 to reject Lula’s victory. After his defeat of weeks earlier, Bolsonaro had refused to publicly concede his loss.

Bolsonaro forcefully rejects the allegations against him, describing his pursuit as a witch hunt.

Moraes said in his decision on Monday that the former president published content on the social networks of his three legislative sons.

The judge added that Bolsonaro disseminated messages with “clear content of encouragement and instigation for attacks against the Supreme Court and blatant support for foreign intervention in the Brazilian judicial power”.

In July, Moraes froze the assets of Bolsonaro’s son, Eduardo, suspected that funds are used to put pressure on the Trump administration against the Brazilian government.

Eduardo was unleashed against Moraes, accusing him of having acted as a dictator.

“If he thinks that it will make me stop, I specify it: I will not be intimidated and I will not be silenced. I have prepared myself at that moment”, the son of the former president said in a social media position last month.

“This is only another demonstration of abuse of power and confirms everything I denounced in Washington and the authorities around the world.”

The decision will keep Bolsonaro under the surveillance of the ankle and allow his relatives and lawyers to visit him. All mobile phones at home will also be seized.

Bolsonaro’s accusation causes a diplomatic flaw between Brazil and the United States.

Last month, Trump 50% prices imposed In Brazil, directly linking the prices to the trial of his right -wing politician. Then last week, the United States Administration imposed sanctions Against Moraes, which Lula reprimanded as “unacceptable”.

“The Brazilian government is united with (Moraes), which is the target of sanctions motivated by the actions of Brazilian politicians who betray our country and our people to defend their own interests”, ” Lula saidReferring to Bolsonaro.