Popular Priest Among 37 Accused by Brazil's Government for Involvement in Alleged Coup to Assassinate President Lula

Father José Eduardo de Oliveira e Silva, a priest of the Diocese of Osasco in São Paulo, Brazil, is among 37 people accused by the government of partaking in a coup against the country's President Lula. He is being investigated by the Federal Police on suspicion of an attempted coup d'état in Brazil. At 43 years old, the priest is an influential figure on social media, accumulating more than 400 thousand followers on Instagram. He became known for offering courses on various topics, such as spiritual battle, the Bible and marriage on the platform. However, he had also been mentioned in a Federal Police operation in February 2024....
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An investigation by the Federal Police took place into an alleged plot to assassinate President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, his vice president, Geraldo Alckmin, and Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes. In response to the indictment, Father José Eduardo spoke out on social media, claiming that his summons to testify before the Federal Police, scheduled for early November, is the result of errors in the investigation conducted by the Supreme Federal Court. He categorically denied any involvement in actions aimed at breaking the rule of law or participating in meetings to break the constitutional order. The priest described the accusations as “fiction” and stated that his alleged involvement in coup attempts is unfounded.

Sources: https://www.gov.br/pf/pt-br/assuntos/noticias/2024/11/nota-a-imprensa-2013-pf-divulga-lista-de-indiciados-na-investigacao-que-apurou-golpe-de-estado-e-abolicao-violenta-do-estado-democratico-de-direito

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