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Brazil Is Once Again Lula’s Political Prisoner
When he walked out of jail in Curitiba in southern Brazil after 580 days, former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva was not an entirely free man. He is merely the highest-profile beneficiary of the Nov. 7 Supreme Court decision to allow convicted criminals to remain at liberty until they exhaust all possible appeals.
Yet for loyalists of the practically beatified political leader, apparition is absolution. “Lula Livre!” — Lula in liberty — they cheered as he emerged at the jailhouse door. Never mind that he is still fighting a 10-year graft sentence from a 2017 case as well as at least half a dozen more charges from other pending cases in Brazil’s sprawling Carwash anti-graft investigation.
For the better part of four decades, the Workers’ Party (PT) icon — who served one term in congress, two as president and saw his successor elected twice — has been the left’s standard bearer, default orator and go-to candidate. Whether from the opposition stump or within governing palaces, Lula’s word has been law for companheiros and pain for political rivals. PT higher-ups commuted regularly to Curitiba to get marching orders.
Thus, in the 2018 campaign, President Jair Bolsonaro knew to style himself more as the anti-Lula candidate than as a beacon of the new right. To hear Lula’s homies tell it, Bolsonaro won that race not because of the serial scandals befouling the Workers’ Party but courtesy of a partisan judge who railroaded Lula in a judicial “coup d’etat.”
Whatever the merits of Lula’s expansive legal woes (the sentence from his first conviction runs 218 pages), his status as a public fixture and the left’s lone oracle curbs political diversity and stifles new leadership. At a time when Brazil’s governing circle has careened hard to the right, and the center has imploded, the lacuna on the left shortchanges democracy itself.
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Brazil judge blocks order to release of Lula from prison
BRASILIA (Reuters) – The chief justice of a Brazilian appeals court blocked another judge’s efforts to release imprisoned former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Sunday, in a legal battle over the country’s most popular politician ahead of an October election.
Supporters of former Brazilian President Lula da Silva protest in front of the TRF-4 appeals court in Porto Alegre, Brazil, July 8, 2018. The sign reads: “Free Lula”. REUTERS/Diego Vara
Polls suggest the leftist icon, who is in prison for bribery, could win a third term if he entered the race, but Brazilian electoral law forbids politicians from running for office within eight years of being found guilty of a crime.
Supporters of former Brazilian President Lula da Silva protest in front of the TRF-4 appeals court in Porto Alegre, Brazil, July 8, 2018. REUTERS/Diego Vara
Still, an electoral court may not issue a final ruling barring Lula from the presidential contest until next month, creating a cloud of uncertainty hanging over the campaign. Sunday’s legal back-and-forth may encourage supporters holding out hope that he can still return to unite Brazil’s left.
Appeals court judge Rogerio Favreto, who served in the Justice Ministry under Lula and was appointed by his handpicked successor, ruled earlier on Sunday that the former president should have the same conditions to campaign as other candidates.
However, the chief justice of the TRF-4 appeals court, Carlos Eduardo Thompson Flores, granted a request from prosecutors to keep Lula in prison, blocking Favreto’s ruling.
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The former president is serving time for taking bribes from an engineering firm in return for help landing contracts with a state firm. He faces another six trials for other corruption allegations. Lula has denied any wrongdoing.
In polling scenarios including Lula in the race, he wins more than twice the support of his nearest challenger. When he is left out, a third of respondents say they would spoil their ballots or leave them blank.
That has made it harder for leftist candidates such as former Ceara Governor Ciro Gomes to build momentum in a highly fragmented field.
Support for former Sao Paulo Mayor Fernando Haddad would more than triple with Lula’s backing, lifting him to second in the race, according to a survey last month.
Reporting by Lisandra Paraguassu and Ricardo Brito in Brasilia; Additional reporting by Eduardo Simoes and Ana Mano in Sao Paulo; Writing by Brad Haynes; Editing by Daniel Wallis and James Dalgleish
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Brazil judge blocks order to release of Lula from prison
BRASILIA (Reuters) – The chief justice of a Brazilian appeals court blocked another judge’s efforts to release imprisoned former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Sunday, in a legal battle over the country’s most popular politician ahead of an October election.
Supporters of former Brazilian President Lula da Silva protest in front of the TRF-4 appeals court in Porto Alegre, Brazil, July 8, 2018. The sign reads: “Free Lula”. REUTERS/Diego Vara
Polls suggest the leftist icon, who is in prison for bribery, could win a third term if he entered the race, but Brazilian electoral law forbids politicians from running for office within eight years of being found guilty of a crime.
Supporters of former Brazilian President Lula da Silva protest in front of the TRF-4 appeals court in Porto Alegre, Brazil, July 8, 2018. REUTERS/Diego Vara
Still, an electoral court may not issue a final ruling barring Lula from the presidential contest until next month, creating a cloud of uncertainty hanging over the campaign. Sunday’s legal back-and-forth may encourage supporters holding out hope that he can still return to unite Brazil’s left.
Appeals court judge Rogerio Favreto, who served in the Justice Ministry under Lula and was appointed by his handpicked successor, ruled earlier on Sunday that the former president should have the same conditions to campaign as other candidates.
However, the chief justice of the TRF-4 appeals court, Carlos Eduardo Thompson Flores, granted a request from prosecutors to keep Lula in prison, blocking Favreto’s ruling.
Slideshow (4 Images)
The former president is serving time for taking bribes from an engineering firm in return for help landing contracts with a state firm. He faces another six trials for other corruption allegations. Lula has denied any wrongdoing.
In polling scenarios including Lula in the race, he wins more than twice the support of his nearest challenger. When he is left out, a third of respondents say they would spoil their ballots or leave them blank.
That has made it harder for leftist candidates such as former Ceara Governor Ciro Gomes to build momentum in a highly fragmented field.
Support for former Sao Paulo Mayor Fernando Haddad would more than triple with Lula’s backing, lifting him to second in the race, according to a survey last month.
Reporting by Lisandra Paraguassu and Ricardo Brito in Brasilia; Additional reporting by Eduardo Simoes and Ana Mano in Sao Paulo; Writing by Brad Haynes; Editing by Daniel Wallis and James Dalgleish
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Brazil judge blocks order to release of Lula from prison
BRASILIA (Reuters) – The chief justice of a Brazilian appeals court blocked another judge’s efforts to release imprisoned former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Sunday, in a legal battle over the country’s most popular politician ahead of an October election.
Supporters of former Brazilian President Lula da Silva protest in front of the TRF-4 appeals court in Porto Alegre, Brazil, July 8, 2018. The sign reads: “Free Lula”. REUTERS/Diego Vara
Polls suggest the leftist icon, who is in prison for bribery, could win a third term if he entered the race, but Brazilian electoral law forbids politicians from running for office within eight years of being found guilty of a crime.
Supporters of former Brazilian President Lula da Silva protest in front of the TRF-4 appeals court in Porto Alegre, Brazil, July 8, 2018. REUTERS/Diego Vara
Still, an electoral court may not issue a final ruling barring Lula from the presidential contest until next month, creating a cloud of uncertainty hanging over the campaign. Sunday’s legal back-and-forth may encourage supporters holding out hope that he can still return to unite Brazil’s left.
Appeals court judge Rogerio Favreto, who served in the Justice Ministry under Lula and was appointed by his handpicked successor, ruled earlier on Sunday that the former president should have the same conditions to campaign as other candidates.
However, the chief justice of the TRF-4 appeals court, Carlos Eduardo Thompson Flores, granted a request from prosecutors to keep Lula in prison, blocking Favreto’s ruling.
Slideshow (4 Images)
The former president is serving time for taking bribes from an engineering firm in return for help landing contracts with a state firm. He faces another six trials for other corruption allegations. Lula has denied any wrongdoing.
In polling scenarios including Lula in the race, he wins more than twice the support of his nearest challenger. When he is left out, a third of respondents say they would spoil their ballots or leave them blank.
That has made it harder for leftist candidates such as former Ceara Governor Ciro Gomes to build momentum in a highly fragmented field.
Support for former Sao Paulo Mayor Fernando Haddad would more than triple with Lula’s backing, lifting him to second in the race, according to a survey last month.
Reporting by Lisandra Paraguassu and Ricardo Brito in Brasilia; Additional reporting by Eduardo Simoes and Ana Mano in Sao Paulo; Writing by Brad Haynes; Editing by Daniel Wallis and James Dalgleish
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Brazil judge blocks order to release of Lula from prison
BRASILIA (Reuters) – The chief justice of a Brazilian appeals court blocked another judge’s efforts to release imprisoned former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Sunday, in a legal battle over the country’s most popular politician ahead of an October election.
Supporters of former Brazilian President Lula da Silva protest in front of the TRF-4 appeals court in Porto Alegre, Brazil, July 8, 2018. The sign reads: “Free Lula”. REUTERS/Diego Vara
Polls suggest the leftist icon, who is in prison for bribery, could win a third term if he entered the race, but Brazilian electoral law forbids politicians from running for office within eight years of being found guilty of a crime.
Supporters of former Brazilian President Lula da Silva protest in front of the TRF-4 appeals court in Porto Alegre, Brazil, July 8, 2018. REUTERS/Diego Vara
Still, an electoral court may not issue a final ruling barring Lula from the presidential contest until next month, creating a cloud of uncertainty hanging over the campaign. Sunday’s legal back-and-forth may encourage supporters holding out hope that he can still return to unite Brazil’s left.
Appeals court judge Rogerio Favreto, who served in the Justice Ministry under Lula and was appointed by his handpicked successor, ruled earlier on Sunday that the former president should have the same conditions to campaign as other candidates.
However, the chief justice of the TRF-4 appeals court, Carlos Eduardo Thompson Flores, granted a request from prosecutors to keep Lula in prison, blocking Favreto’s ruling.
Slideshow (4 Images)
The former president is serving time for taking bribes from an engineering firm in return for help landing contracts with a state firm. He faces another six trials for other corruption allegations. Lula has denied any wrongdoing.
In polling scenarios including Lula in the race, he wins more than twice the support of his nearest challenger. When he is left out, a third of respondents say they would spoil their ballots or leave them blank.
That has made it harder for leftist candidates such as former Ceara Governor Ciro Gomes to build momentum in a highly fragmented field.
Support for former Sao Paulo Mayor Fernando Haddad would more than triple with Lula’s backing, lifting him to second in the race, according to a survey last month.
Reporting by Lisandra Paraguassu and Ricardo Brito in Brasilia; Additional reporting by Eduardo Simoes and Ana Mano in Sao Paulo; Writing by Brad Haynes; Editing by Daniel Wallis and James Dalgleish
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Brazil judge blocks order to release Lula from prison ahead of vote
SAO PAULO/BRASILIA (Reuters) – Brazilian Judge Sergio Moro stymied another judge’s effort on Sunday to release jailed former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, highlighting the legal battle around the country’s most popular politician ahead of this year’s presidential election.
FILE PHOTO: Former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva speaks at his book launch event in Sao Paulo, Brazil March 16, 2018. REUTERS/Paulo Whitaker/File Photo
Moro, who sent Lula to prison in April for a bribery conviction, said that the appeals court judge lacked authority to issue an order freeing the former president for campaigning in the run-up to the October vote.
Polls suggest the leftist icon could win a third term, but Brazilian electoral law forbids politicians from running for office within eight years of being found guilty of a crime.
Still, an electoral court may not issue a final ruling barring Lula from the presidential race until next month. Sunday’s legal back-and-forth may encourage supporters holding out hope that he can still return to unite Brazil’s left.
Appeals court Judge Rogerio Favreto, who served in the Justice Ministry under Lula and was appointed by his handpicked successor, said in his order that for now the former president should have the same conditions to campaign as other candidates.
However, Moro said the chief justice on the appeals court instructed him not to free Lula immediately. Soon thereafter, another appellate judge responsible for the former president’s case issued a decision that he should not be released.
The former president is serving time for taking bribes from an engineering firm in return for help landing contracts with a state firm. He faces another six trials for other corruption allegations. Lula has denied all wrongdoing.
In polling scenarios including Lula in the race, he wins more than twice the support of his nearest challenger. When he is left out, a third of respondents say they would spoil their ballots or leave them blank.
That has made it harder for leftist candidates such as former Ceara Governor Ciro Gomes to build momentum in a highly fragmented field.
Support for former Sao Paulo Mayor Fernando Haddad would more than triple with Lula’s backing, lifting him to second in the race, according to a survey last month.
Reporting by Eduardo Simoes in Sao Paulo and Lisandra Paraguassu in Brasilia; Additional reporting by Ana Mano in Sao Paulo and Ricardo Brito in Brasilia; Writing by Brad Haynes; Editing by Lisa Shumaker
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Brazil judge blocks order to release Lula from prison ahead of vote
SAO PAULO/BRASILIA (Reuters) – Brazilian Judge Sergio Moro stymied another judge’s effort on Sunday to release jailed former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, highlighting the legal battle around the country’s most popular politician ahead of this year’s presidential election.
FILE PHOTO: Former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva speaks at his book launch event in Sao Paulo, Brazil March 16, 2018. REUTERS/Paulo Whitaker/File Photo
Moro, who sent Lula to prison in April for a bribery conviction, said that the appeals court judge lacked authority to issue an order freeing the former president for campaigning in the run-up to the October vote.
Polls suggest the leftist icon could win a third term, but Brazilian electoral law forbids politicians from running for office within eight years of being found guilty of a crime.
Still, an electoral court may not issue a final ruling barring Lula from the presidential race until next month. Sunday’s legal back-and-forth may encourage supporters holding out hope that he can still return to unite Brazil’s left.
Appeals court Judge Rogerio Favreto, who served in the Justice Ministry under Lula and was appointed by his handpicked successor, said in his order that for now the former president should have the same conditions to campaign as other candidates.
However, Moro said the chief justice on the appeals court instructed him not to free Lula immediately. Soon thereafter, another appellate judge responsible for the former president’s case issued a decision that he should not be released.
The former president is serving time for taking bribes from an engineering firm in return for help landing contracts with a state firm. He faces another six trials for other corruption allegations. Lula has denied all wrongdoing.
In polling scenarios including Lula in the race, he wins more than twice the support of his nearest challenger. When he is left out, a third of respondents say they would spoil their ballots or leave them blank.
That has made it harder for leftist candidates such as former Ceara Governor Ciro Gomes to build momentum in a highly fragmented field.
Support for former Sao Paulo Mayor Fernando Haddad would more than triple with Lula’s backing, lifting him to second in the race, according to a survey last month.
Reporting by Eduardo Simoes in Sao Paulo and Lisandra Paraguassu in Brasilia; Additional reporting by Ana Mano in Sao Paulo and Ricardo Brito in Brasilia; Writing by Brad Haynes; Editing by Lisa Shumaker
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Brazil judge blocks order to release Lula from prison ahead of vote
SAO PAULO/BRASILIA (Reuters) – Brazilian Judge Sergio Moro stymied another judge’s effort on Sunday to release jailed former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, highlighting the legal battle around the country’s most popular politician ahead of this year’s presidential election.
FILE PHOTO: Former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva speaks at his book launch event in Sao Paulo, Brazil March 16, 2018. REUTERS/Paulo Whitaker/File Photo
Moro, who sent Lula to prison in April for a bribery conviction, said that the appeals court judge lacked authority to issue an order freeing the former president for campaigning in the run-up to the October vote.
Polls suggest the leftist icon could win a third term, but Brazilian electoral law forbids politicians from running for office within eight years of being found guilty of a crime.
Still, an electoral court may not issue a final ruling barring Lula from the presidential race until next month. Sunday’s legal back-and-forth may encourage supporters holding out hope that he can still return to unite Brazil’s left.
Appeals court Judge Rogerio Favreto, who served in the Justice Ministry under Lula and was appointed by his handpicked successor, said in his order that for now the former president should have the same conditions to campaign as other candidates.
However, Moro said the chief justice on the appeals court instructed him not to free Lula immediately. Soon thereafter, another appellate judge responsible for the former president’s case issued a decision that he should not be released.
The former president is serving time for taking bribes from an engineering firm in return for help landing contracts with a state firm. He faces another six trials for other corruption allegations. Lula has denied all wrongdoing.
In polling scenarios including Lula in the race, he wins more than twice the support of his nearest challenger. When he is left out, a third of respondents say they would spoil their ballots or leave them blank.
That has made it harder for leftist candidates such as former Ceara Governor Ciro Gomes to build momentum in a highly fragmented field.
Support for former Sao Paulo Mayor Fernando Haddad would more than triple with Lula’s backing, lifting him to second in the race, according to a survey last month.
Reporting by Eduardo Simoes in Sao Paulo and Lisandra Paraguassu in Brasilia; Additional reporting by Ana Mano in Sao Paulo and Ricardo Brito in Brasilia; Writing by Brad Haynes; Editing by Lisa Shumaker
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