The court orders him to bear an ankle label and imposes police police

The court ordered the former Brazil president, Jeir Bolsonaro, to wear an ankle label and put him under a police officer for fears that he could hide while standing in a lawsuit.

He managed Brazil from 2019 to 2022 and was accused of plotting for a coup to prevent President Luis Inasio Lula da Silva to take office in January 2023. He denies any misconduct.

The attempts of US President Donald Trump to abolish the case, which he called “witch hunt”, threatening steep tariffs for Brazilian goods.

Bolsonaro said the court’s limitations were “supreme humiliation” and that he had never considered leaving Brazil.

On Friday, police attacked their home and political headquarters on the Supreme Court.

Judge Alexander de Moraes also ordered Bolsonaro to be banned by social media and to be banned from communicating with his son Eduardo Bolsonaro, who lobbies for him to the United States, and foreign ambassadors, diplomats or embassies.

The former president will be placed under 24-hour surveillance and has to comply with the night time.

Judge Moraes said that Bolsonaro acted intentionally and illegally, along with his son Eduardo, to have sanctions imposed on Brazilian civil servants.

In a statement, Bolsonaro’s attorneys expressed “surprise and outrage” regarding the court’s ruling, adding that the former president “has always followed the court orders.”

According to Federal Police, Bolsonaro has tried to prevent the process and take action that represent coercion, obstructing justice, and an attack on national sovereignty.

Last week, US President threatened a 50% tariff for Brazilian goods Since August 1st, referring to Brazil’s treatment directly to Bolsonaro.

Lula struck back saying he would coincide with any tariffs imposed on Brazil from the United StatesS In a publication by X, the president said Brazil is a “sovereign country with independent institutions” and “no one is above the law”.

On Thursday, Trump published a letter about the Truth Social, which he sent to Bolsonaro, saying that the criminal case was a political pursuit and that his tariff threat was aimed at exercising pressure on the Brazilian authorities to dismiss the allegations.

The US President compared the prosecutor’s office to legal cases, which he himself confronted between his two presidential terms.

Bolsonaro was tried, along with seven defendants for events that ended with the storming of government buildings by his supporters a week after the Fulla took office in January 2023.

The eight defendants have been charged with five charges: an attempt to make a coup, involvement in an armed criminal organization, an attempt to violence against democratic right of law, aggravated damage and deterioration of the listed heritage.

If found guilty, the 70 -year -old Bolsonaro can face decades behind bars.

The former president consistently denies the allegations against him, calling them “serious and unfounded” and claims to be a victim of a “political persecution” aimed at preventing him from running for president in 2026.

Speaking in court in June, Bolsonaro said the coup was a “disgusting thing” Both him and his military commanders did not talk about “he never talked about a coup.”

He closely lost the presidential election of his left rival Lula in 2022.

Bolsonaro has never publicly acknowledged the defeat. Many of his supporters spent weeks at a camp outside the army barracks in an attempt to persuade the military from preventing Lula from swearing.

A week after taking office of Lula, January 8, 2023, Thousands of supporters of Bolsonaro storm the Congress of Brazil, the Supreme Court and the Presidential Palace In what federal investigators say it is an attempt to coup.

Bolsonaro was in the United States at the time and always denied any relationship with the rebels.

A federal investigation of the riots and events leading to them has launched. Subsequently, investigators said they had found evidence of a “criminal organization” that “acted in a coordinated manner” to support then President Bolsonaro in power.

Their 884 -page report, which was printed in November 2024, claims that “then President Jair Messias Bolsonaro is planning, acting and directly aware of the actions of a criminal organization, which aims to begin a coup and eliminate the democratic law of law.

Brazil General Paulo Gonnet went further to his report, published in February, accusing Bolsonaro of not only aware, but manages the criminal organization he said he seemed to take down the pipe.