BRASILIA: Brazilian authorities moved on Monday (Jan 16) to upgrade security at government buildings ransacked by rioters, and formally charged 39 people with crimes against the state in the violent Jan
District authorities of the capital Brasilia said they would more than double the security deployment at the Esplanade of Ministries and Three Powers Square where the government presence is concentrated.
Leao is standing in for Ibaneis Rocha, who is the target of an investigation into possible links to the riots and was relieved of his duties for 90 days. The district of Brasilia has been under federal control by presidential decree since the riots by followers of far-right ex-president Jair Bolsonaro.The full extent of the damage to national heritage is still being determined.
Bolsonaro, who offered muted condemnation of the uprising hours after it occurred, appeared in a video released on Monday by the Metropoles news website speaking to supporters near his Orlando holiday lodging.Bolsonaro's former justice minister Anderson Torres - who was in charge of security in Brasilia when the uprising happened - was arrestedAccording to the Federal Police, 1,159 people out of more than 2,000 suspected rioters initially detained remained under arrest.
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