The woman who uses lipstick, was sentenced to 14 years to write on the statue during Brazilian riots

In 2023, a woman who used lipstick during the riots in the Brazilian capital was arrested for 14 years.

Debora Rodrigues, former President Jair Bolsonaro, who attacked government buildings after the previous election loss, took part in the riots.

The 29-year-old child was convicted of a criminal organization that aims to strike and eliminate the trade of democratic law.

Justice Christiano Zanin, one of the five judges, who looked at the lawsuit of Rodrigugues, stressed that he was not tried for graffiti and was not tried for a large number of crimes.

Bolsonaro supporters said that the judge is more evidence that the Supreme Court is very strong and guerrillas.

Rodrigues was arrested for a broader research on the newly elected President Lula and a more research on the confusion against Silvaya.

The 39-year-oldberry barber was “lost, stupid” in writing, was called the Ali-Statue of Justice – a statue of Justice – “Lipstick Strike”.

Protects that there is no participation in any violence.

“I went to protests and did not imagine that they will be so tense,” said Rodrigues. “I’ve never done anything illegal in my life.”

Rodrigues’ lawyers said that he did not enter any building during the riots and said that “the temperature of the moment”. He said he regretted his actions. ​

Justice Alexandre de Moraes, chaired by the case, argued that Rodrigues adapted to the protesters who wanted to overthrow the government “consciously and voluntarily”.

He added that Rodrigues accepted the certificate in the testimony of the police and tried to hide evidence in the messages on the phone.

The case turned to a rally for Bolsonaro supporters that appear as a victim of political persecution of Rodrigues.

A video about Rodrigues in February went to the virus on social media. The next month Bolsonaro shared an article in the X by calling an amnesty for those involved in civil riots in 2023.

Bolsonaro also faces a criminal case in connection with the alleged coup attempt. If the sinner was found, he faced more than 40 years in prison.