Thousands of Brazilians marched Sunday against Congress moves to expand lawmakers immunity and advance amnesty measures that could benefit ex-president Jair Bolsonaro. Thousands ofBrazilianstook to the streets Sunday in anger at moves by Congress to boost lawmaker's immunity and push for amnesty that could include far-right president Jair Bolsonaro,convicted of trying to stage a coup. On Tuesday, the lower house approved the so-called "Shielding Bill", under which lawmakers voting in a secret ballot must give the go-ahead for one of their own to be charged or arrested. Lula da Silva has vowed to veto the amnesty bill. He also said the "Shielding Bill" was not the kind of "serious matter" that lawmakers should be dealing with.