The ex-wife of the ex-President of Brazil Fernando Collor de Melo accused him of resorting to black magic rituals in order to deal with his enemies.
In her interview, ex-wife Collora Rosan said that the ceremonies used the private residence of her ex-husband and the cemetery where sacrifices were made - chickens, cows and oxen were used for rituals.
The rituals were led by a sorceress named Maria Cecilia, who later became an evangelical priest and even released a disc of church music. However, during the presidency, Collora often appeared next to him and was captured in many photographs of that time with the head of state.
Collor became the first president of Brazil to be elected by popular vote after the end of the military dictatorship in 1989. But three years later, he was forced to leave his post as a result of a corruption scandal. Currently, Rosan is preparing to release books about the presidency of her ex-spouse and intends to describe the magical rituals that took place almost before her eyes.
However, she fears revenge on his part. “I am actually a living archive, and if something happens to me, then Collor will be guilty of it,” the woman said.