Brazilian far -right former president Zaich Bolsonaru He calls on his followers to demonstrate later today in San Paulou, in the name of “justice”, as he has been confronted with the threat of imposing a long -standing sentence of prison because of the alleged coup attempt at which he was involved.

“Brazil needs us all for freedom and justice,” the former head of state (2019-2022) has emphasized in recent days via X, calling his supporters on a Paulista Avenue, an emblematic artery of the largest big city.

This is “an invitation to show our power (…) This massive presence will give us all courage,” he told Auriverde Brasil on YouTube on Saturday night.

June is particularly loaded for the former president at the judiciary.

During the key to the Supreme Court of the Supreme Court, he denied that he had the slightest intention of making a coup in his long-awaited face-to-face encounter with Judge Alessandr Ji Morais, a black sheep for the camp of Mr. Bolsonar.

The former 70 -year -old president is accused of being the “leader of a criminal organization” who has conspired to remain in power after the October 2022 presidential election, won by center -left current President Luis Inasiou Lula.

By 2030 he has been deprived of the right to be elected in the context of another case and is now at risk of being sentenced to even 40 years of prison. However, he is a victim of a “political persecution” in order to prevent him from running in next year’s presidential election.

In mid -June, the judicial cluster tightened even more about himself and his environment: the federal police suggested that one of his sons, Charles, be brought to trial, at the expense of which he was suspected of being involved in a network of illegal espionage during his term.

According to the researchers, it was the “basic recipient” of information detached and was at the “Center of Decisions” for persons who were targeted by a “parallel structure” at the Brazilian Information Service Abin.

Since the launch of former President Bolsonaru’s judicial adventures, various mobilizations have been organized, but their involvement has been shrinking in recent months.

According to calculations from the University of San Paulo, some 45,000 people took part in the most recent demonstration on Paulista Avenue in April, in other words, more than February (185,000).

“We have to talk about freedom and advocate for peace,” said the commander in San Paulo Tarkiziou Ji Freitas, who intends to participate in today’s demonstration.

Former Minister Bolsonaru is among the names that are most heard in the debate on the candidacy of the Conservative Camp in the face of the 2026 presidential election.

The far -right former president, however, has not been in favor of any potential candidate, at least to date, as he is still hoping that he will succeed in annulled the ban on a law enforced by justice.