Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was voted out of office on October 30 last year. On Sunday, his supporters stormed Congress, the Supreme Court and the seat of government, Palácio do Planalto.
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Here are the most impressive photos from the march:
The crowd breaks through the security cordon.
Bolsonaro’s supporters in front of parliament.
Bolsonaro supporters climb onto the roofs of the Chamber of Deputies and Senate buildings.
Some break into the interior of the parliament building.
The demonstrators are at least partly violent and cause extensive damage to property.
They smash the windows of the congress building or force their way into the entrance hall.
Videos show how people in the plenary room of the Senate climb on tables and benches and use the lectern as a slide.
Special forces of the Marechaussee and the Presidential Guard manage to evacuate the occupied buildings.
Military police deployed armored vehicles and helicopters circled over the government district.
After the security forces had more or less taken control of the situation…
…more than 200 people are arrested in front of the government buildings.
Numerous Bolsonaro supporters have camped in front of the armed forces headquarters for days. When some 4,000 other supporters of the ex-president arrived in buses in the capital on Saturday and Sunday and headed for the government district, they were even escorted by officials.
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