The day after the attacks against the three Powers, in Brasília, was marked by the reaction of public authorities.
By order of Justice Alexandre de Moraes (Federal Supreme Court), the coup mongers' camps in front of barracks across the country were dismantled.
According to the Chief Justice, until this Monday (9) there were about 1,500 prisoners. The group who camped for weeks in front of the Army headquarters was removed and taken in dozens of buses for screening in a gymnasium of the National Academy of the Federal Police.
Those who have a confirmed link to the vandalism will be indicted and sent to Papuda prison.
Moraes also decided to remove the governor of the Federal District, Ibaneis Rocha, accused of leniency.
The heads of the three Powers manifested unity in the face of the attacks. They released a joint note of repudiation and met with governors at the Presidential Palace. President Lula declared that "they [vandals] want a coup, and there won't be a coup".
Afterward, the president and the other authorities walked through the Three Powers Square towards the Federal Supreme Court.
In a symbolic vote, the Chamber approved the intervention in the area of security in the Federal District. The Senate analyzes the matter this Tuesday (10).
Translated by Cassy Dias