President Lula’s judicial murder and comeback

-Operation Car Wash, which began when Lula left office.

Prosecutors and judges work together to form a democratic government

Judicial coup to overthrow!

Prosecutors encourage the arrest of progressive public officials, and the media expands and highlights cases to provoke public anger and attack them.

Do it.

They are already part of the vested interests, and when the prosecution indicts even if the evidence is weak, the media highlights and agitates them, and the judge sentences them guilty without exception.

The judicial coup through Operation Car Wash imprisoned progressive figures in the ruling party and government, and even Lula’s successor president was accused of a crime.

Charge and impeach.

Since it is 100% certain that Lula will win if he runs for president again, he will be arrested on charges of bribery and other charges, and his right to run for office will be taken away.

On the other hand, all lawsuits filed against the far-right party’s presidential candidate were dismissed, giving him immunity, and he was eventually elected president.

Even though the people resisted the far-right government’s incompetence and corruption, there was no use.

Those who resisted were arrested by the prosecutors, and the judge legally imprisoned the protestors by convicting them.

As a result, Brazil’s economy, ranked 8th in the world, collapsed, and the suffering of the poor returned to the state before Lula.

The interests of vested rights were restored to the state they were before Lula.

ㅡDemocracy in crisis

Brazil is a real example showing that democracy is not overthrown by a military coup using guns and swords as in the past, but rather that politicized judicial power can work with vested interests and the media to silently overthrow democracy. Democracy is more powerful than one might think. It clearly shows that it can be easily collapsed by the reaction and operation of.

Lula speaks during an interview in prison.

“The Brazilian elite does not tolerate the social rise of the poor.

Allowing the poor to enter college,

Let them walk on the same sidewalks as the wealthy,

“It was my crime to make shopping and the airport accessible.”

Luis Inácio Lula da Silva was the president of Brazil from 2003 to 2011, and had an approval rating of 87% when he left office. Since 2015, prosecutors have been conducting a targeted investigation, believing that he, like many other politicians, may have received bribes from Odebrecht. Then, in the spring of 2016, they succeeded in stigmatizing Lula as a corrupt politician through a large-scale search and seizure of Lula’s home that attracted the attention of the entire country and his arrest. Accordingly, his successor, Dilma Rousseff, who was President of Brazil at the time, tried to return Lula to politics and appoint him to the cabinet as senior minister in order to prevent Lula from being falsely accused and indicted, but the very next day, Eduardo Rousseff Led by House Speaker Cunha, a special impeachment committee was formed to consider whether Rousseff had manipulated the government’s accounting books, and just one month later, a motion was passed to impeach Rousseff on the grounds of fraudulent accounting.

When Rousseff’s duties were suspended, he initially formed a coalition government with Rousseff as vice president, but later took the lead in the investigation of corruption related to the state-run company Petrobras. When the end turned towards PMDB, the political party she belonged to, Michel Temer, who turned his back on her and participated in the impeachment, became acting president and fulfilled his dream. Lula, who was trying to clear his name and rally his power by running for the 2018 presidential election, was accused of bribery and money laundering by investigating judge Sergiu Moru, who made a name for himself by leading the anti-corruption investigation into Lava Jato. As a result, he was initially sentenced to 9 years in prison and 12 years in prison on appeal, losing his right to run for election. In the end, far-right politician Jair Bolsonaro was elected and gained unprecedented power over Sergio Moru, who eliminated his political opponent Lula.

Appointed as Minister of Justice

It comes down to the following.

Democracy in crisis: Due to this series of events, Brazil’s democracy, which seemed to be on a rock and growing steadily after Lula became president, suddenly fell into disrepair. This is a film that reexamines the situation at the time, looking at the decades-long setback caused by the judicial coup of the vested interest cartel, which was a collaboration between politicians, investigative agencies, and the media.

– Synopsis of Democracy in Crisis

At this time, the Brazilian Tteokgum’s famous saying, “No evidence is proof of guilt!”