Latin American governments and regional organizations condemned the demonstrators for breaking into the Brazilian state power.

　　Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, January 9 (Xinhua) Comprehensive Xinhua News Agency reporters abroad reported that thousands of supporters of former Brazilian President Bolsonaro stormed the seats of state power institutions such as the Brazilian Congress, the Federal Supreme Court and the Presidential Palace in the capital Brasilia on the 8th, and clashed with the military and police. Latin American governments and regional organizations condemned this violent incident on the same day and expressed their support for Brazilian President Lula.

　　Argentine President Fernandez wrote on social media Twitter that in the face of this coup attempt, "the Argentine people and I fully support the government led by President Lula and democratically elected by the Brazilian people, and we defend democracy with the Brazilian people."

　　Chilean President Boric wrote on Twitter that Bolsonaro supporters’ attacks on Brazil’s national authority are intolerable. "In the face of this cowardly and shameful attack on democracy, we fully support the Brazilian government."

　　Cuban president Diaz-Canel said on Twitter: "We strongly condemn the violent and anti-democratic acts in Brazil, which are aimed at creating chaos and ignoring the will of the people to elect Lula as president." In another tweet, he also compared the violence in Brazil with the "riots on Capitol Hill" in the United States, and wrote: "Bolsonaro supporters are unwilling to admit the victory of another choice. They are imitators of Trump supporters who broke into the Capitol in the past."

　　Mexican President Lopez said on Twitter that this attempt to launch a coup is anti-democratic and should be condemned. Mexican Foreign Minister Ebrard said: "Mexico fully supports the Lula government elected by the people. We oppose any attempt to undermine the democratic system of this brotherly country. "

　　Uruguayan President Lacalle said on Twitter: "We regret and condemn this behavior that threatens democracy and institutions in Brazil."

　　Colombian President petro expressed his full support for Lula and the Brazilian people on Twitter.

　　Ecuador’s President Lasso said on Twitter that these disrespectful and destructive acts against Brazil’s state power institutions undermined the democratic order and violated citizens’ safety.

　　Venezuela’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a communique saying that it severely condemned the actions of some extreme right-wingers in Brazil that refused to recognize the election results, undermined the Constitution and threatened the stability and peace of the country, and reiterated its support for Lula’s government.

　　Peru’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs also strongly condemned this violence and expressed its support for Lula, opposing "any attempt to ignore the legality of the Brazilian presidential election in October 2022".

　　The Bolivarian Alliance for the Americas (ALBA) issued a communiqué, in which it severely condemned the serious violence against state power institutions in Brazil, expressed support for the Brazilian government and people led by President Lula, and called on regional countries to be alert to all attempts to undermine the basic principles of democracy and always maintain respect for national laws, power institutions and election results.

　　Almagro, Secretary General of the Organization of American States, said on Twitter: "This behavior is a direct attack on democracy and should be condemned."

　　The Community of Latin American and Caribbean States said on Twitter that Lula is the president elected by the Brazilian people, supports Lula’s government and opposes any violence against the Brazilian state power. (Participating in reporters: Xi Wei, Xu Ye, ying wang, Zhu Yubo, Bian Zhuodan)