Gaviões president speaks out after summons over Parque São Jorge protest | OneFootball

On the night of this Monday (30), the president of Gaviões da Fiel, Alexandre Domênico Pereira (Alê), posted a video on his social media reporting that he received a police summons sent by order of Dr. Léo Estevam de Araújo, from the 52nd Police District, to provide further clarification about the peaceful protests held in front of Parque São Jorge, called by him in January 2025.

During that period, Corinthians’ Deliberative Council was set to meet to vote on the impeachment of Augusto Melo, who would be removed from the club presidency a few months later. At the time, the process ended up not taking place, since the then-president had obtained an injunction so that the vote would not happen on those days.

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Alongside Gaviões da Fiel’s lawyer, Alê commented on the summons he received and criticized the internal politics at Parque São Jorge: “I’m going to talk about something that happened last week, when I received this summons here at Gaviões da Fiel, where I was summoned to testify at the 52nd Police District, which is near Parque São Jorge, and I went there with my lawyer, Dr. Edson, to find out what it was about. To my surprise, according to the accusations, it was about a threat.”

“Two threats. Through videos and through calls I made for Corinthians supporters, Gaviões members, to follow those meetings regarding the council, anyway. And I received these two summonses at the 52nd Police District. This is the modus operandi of these people who are part of Parque São Jorge. You follow a line of demands, where you want to keep track of everything that is happening at Parque São Jorge, but in their minds, Corinthians supporters outside the gate have no option, no choice. You also don’t have the right to speak out, as a Corinthians supporter, against the inventors of the club’s politics,” he said in part of the video – watch it in full below.

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