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Flávio Bolsonaro targets Alexandre de Moraes and lays out security and environmental views in Belém
The PL candidate commented on a Supreme Federal Court session scheduled for Tuesday and called for broader transparency in ongoing cases. During his visit to Pará’s capital, he also addressed environmental crime, tourism and public security.
Flávio Bolsonaro, Brazil’s presidential candidate from the Liberal Party (PL), criticized Supreme Federal Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes on Monday in Belém and said he expects a session scheduled for Tuesday to lead to a formal investigation into the justice.
According to O Globo, the hearing is set to review a Federal Police report containing 52 messages exchanged between Daniel Vorcaro, former owner of Banco Master, and Moraes.
Bolsonaro also called for transparency in investigations underway at the Supreme Federal Court and referred to cases involving Bolsonaro’s son, the INSS, fake news and Lulinha.
O Globo reported that the candidate arrived in Belém early in the afternoon, where he was met by supporters and PL candidates in the state.
Asked about environmental policy, he argued for strict enforcement against illegal logging and the illegal extraction of gold and minerals. He also said Pará’s and Brazil’s natural wealth should generate benefits for the population and criticized what he described as the ideological handling of environmental licensing.
He further pointed to tourism as a viable economic activity that can help protect the environment, saying it should be encouraged even in Indigenous lands, quilombola territories and environmental reserves.
After speaking to reporters, he joined a motorcycle caravan from a hotel near the airport in Pará’s capital to the Ver-o-Rio complex, where he held a rally. There, he vowed to confront criminal factions and militias, cited Comando Vermelho and the PCC, and said he would seek to lower the age of criminal responsibility to 16.
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