Eduardo Bolsonaro failed to appear on Tuesday (14th) for an interrogation scheduled by the Supreme Court in a criminal case for coercion in the course of proceedings. The testimony was to be conducted by videoconference, but he did not enter the virtual room.
Eduardo Bolsonaro faces charges of coercion in legal proceedings, accused by prosecutors of coordinating with the US government to impose sanctions on Brazil and judicial authorities. The prosecution argues that Eduardo attempted to obstruct investigations into attempted coup charges for which his father, former president Jair Bolsonaro, was convicted by the Supreme Court.
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Eduardo Bolsonaro did not appear for the interrogation scheduled for Tuesday (14th)
The interrogation was part of a criminal case in which Eduardo faces charges of coercion in the course of proceedings
Eduardo Bolsonaro is represented by the Federal Public Defender's Office (DPU)
Minister Alexandre de Moraes is the case rapporteur
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The interrogation was to be conducted by videoconference
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Eduardo Bolsonaro is in the United States and lost his parliamentary mandate due to absences
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A five-day deadline was set for DPU and PGR to inform if they request new procedures
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Paulo Figueiredo is also named in the same case
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