Lula's Security Chief Resigns Amid Brazil Congress Storming

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Brazil's top national security adviser, Gen Marcos Gonçalves Dias, has resigned after CCTV footage emerged showing him inside the presidential palace in Brasilia during rioting on 8 January. The government is now backing a congressional inquiry into the riots, which saw opponents of newly elected President Lula rampaging through the presidential palace, Congress, and the Supreme Court, causing millions of dollars of damage. The security forces came under heavy criticism for not preventing the rioters from entering these key buildings.
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- Brazil: Lula's security chief quits after riot footage leaks DW (English)
- Brazil's Lula loses 1st minister after images during riot The Associated Press
- Brazil: Lula security chief resigns after leaked footage of far-right palace riot The Guardian
- Top national security adviser to Brazil's Lula resigns Reuters.com
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