Brazilian Federal Highway Police (PRF) will take legal action to clear roads blocked by pro-Bolsonaro truck drivers.
The corporation states that it has already contacted the Attorney General's Office (AGU) to file requests with the Federal Court seeking the issuance of a court order to ensure the continued flow of traffic on the highways.
247 - The Federal Highway Police (PRF) announced that it will take legal action to ensure the release of the vehicles. Roads blocked by pro-Bolsonaro truck drivers angered by the defeat of Jair Bolsonaro (PL). in the elections, informs the g1 portal.
The corporation states that it has already contacted the Attorney General's Office (AGU) to present the requests to the Federal Court "aiming, as a preliminary measure, to obtain a court order to peacefully guarantee the maintenance of traffic flow on Brazilian federal highways."
The Federal Highway Police (PRF) claims that, since yesterday, it has been taking "all measures to restore normal traffic flow, sending teams to the locations and initiating the negotiation process to reopen the highways, prioritizing dialogue to guarantee, in addition to free and safe transit, the right of citizens to demonstrate, as happened in other protests."
"The Federal Highway Police (PRF) is present at all identified locations with personnel mobilized at the roadblocks and continues working to ensure the free flow of traffic on federal highways, facilitating the transport of goods and the right of citizens to come and go, in addition to closely monitoring locations with a high probability of blockage," concludes the statement from the agency.
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