The The Brazilian justice system arrested the youngest son of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva The Stay away from your partner, after a Reporting alleged physical and psychological violence, The woman’s lawyer confirmed this to AFP on Wednesday.
The measures against it Luis Cláudio Lula da Silva include a Temporary injunction and a ban on contact with your partner Absolutely, said lawyer Gabriela Schievano Sançana.
The decision was made urgently Sao Paulo Court of Justice, The considered the complaint to be “plausible” and “coherent” Local media reported that a lawsuit was filed against the president’s youngest son on Tuesday.
The Luis Cláudio Lula da Silva’s lawyers described the allegations as “lies.”
Natália Schincariol, doctor, denounced the president’s son for attacks like “Constant threats and insults” and “an elbow in the stomach area”says the complaint filed with the police and reported by the press.
Asked by AFP about the allegations against the president’s son, Sao Paulo’s security secretariat confirmed that the 29-year-old woman “filed a complaint against her 39-year-old partner for domestic violence, threats, physical attacks and psychological violence.” against women and insults”.
“The measures began in January of this year,” said the secretariat.
Schincariol “does not intend to derive any financial benefit from this exhibition, “This happened in a way that was beyond his control,” his lawyers emphasized in a statement.
Lula’s son rejected his partner’s complaint
Luis Cláudio Lula da Silva, businessman and director of the regional football club Parintinsfrom the state of Amazonas (North), published on his social networks a note signed by her lawyers rejecting the doctor’s “fanciful statements” about “false and fanciful attacks.”
The lawyers stated that “legal action” will be taken against the “lies” that constitute “libel, slander and slander” and even “moral harm.”
Luis Cláudio, 39, is the youngest of the Brazilian president’s five childrenand one of the three from his marriage to Marisa Letícia, Brazilian First Lady between 2003 and 2011, and who died in 2017. AFP