Frias says there are no conditions for a new military intervention.
A supporter of the coup that ousted President Dilma Rousseff without any impeachable offense and installed Michel Temer's gang in power, Otávio Frias Filho, editor of Folha de S.Paulo, stated this Sunday that there is no room for a new military coup.
247 - A supporter of the coup that ousted President Dilma Rousseff without any crime of responsibility and installed Michel Temer's gang in power, Otávio Frias Filho, editor of Folha de S.Paulo, stated this Sunday that there is no room for a new military coup. textHe defends democracy, but doesn't address Dilma's fabricated impeachment or the fact that Lula is imprisoned to prevent him from running in the elections.
"There comes a point when the web of economic and social relations becomes too complex to fit into the simplistic logic of the barracks; there comes a point when democracy becomes the only system capable of regulating a society riddled with countless conflicting interests. A military intervention would require, in addition to historical conditions that do not seem to be present today, a simpler, more rudimentary and primitive society, which has already disappeared among us several decades ago," he writes.