In an interview with the Morning Show, by Jovem Pan News, the former president defended the installation of the collegiate formed by deputies and senators
the former president Jair Bolsonaro (PL) advocates the installation of a Joint Parliamentary Committee of Inquiry (CPMI) in National Congress to check the acts of January 8, in Brasília, when the headquarters of the Three Powers (Palácio do Planalto, National Congress and the Federal Supreme Court building) were invaded and vandalized. In an interview with the program Morning Showyes Young Pan Newsthis Thursday, the 30th, the day he returned to the country after three months in USA, the former head of the Executive said that the acts were prepared “hours before” and cited flaws in the security of the Esplanada dos Ministérios that would have contributed to the attacks. “The episode on the 8th will be clarified via the CPMI, that at first Lula and his politicians wanted and got signatures. They bragged: ‘We got the signatures and we’re going to bury the right’. They saw that it wasn’t like that. The CPMI will bring the truth and show what happened”, began the former president. “No one agrees with this invasion. From the information we have, here it was prepared hours before. […] If you see it, there is a drone image where people were there in Congress and on the side of the Presidency and the Supreme Court, there were about 60 security guards there, and then they disappeared from there, “he added.
As Jovem Pan showed, the former president also said he does not want the Brazil sink so that he is seen as a “savior of the homeland”. During the participation, Bolsonaro also said that he will work on the PL, will make suggestions to the party leaders and that he has a “very big” concern for the future of Brazil. “It is the parliamentarians who make the opposition. I arrive in the condition of an older, experienced person, who will work for the party, serve as a consultant for anyone who so desires. I will also give my suggestions, have a direct line to the party leadership in the House and Senate. We are not opposition, we are pro-Brazil. We want Brazil to go forward. We do not want Brazil to sink so that we can appear as saviors of the homeland. There is a great deal of concern about the fate of our country, especially with regard to the economy,” said Bolsonaro during his participation in the program.