The Lula government considered positive the postponement of the project against the factions and that of the security PEC to 2026, because it saw a great risk of failure in both cases if the vote in the Chamber took place during this last working week.
“It’s good to be able to breathe. We can’t make laws in the blink of an eye,” says National Security Secretary Mário Sarrubbo.
The tendency was for the anti-faction project to include the points of penal toughening defended by the rapporteur Guilherme Derrite (PP-SP), and for the PEC to include measures such as a referendum on the reduction of the age of criminal responsibility.
“With a lower boil, we will be able to speak better next year,” says Sarrubbo. However, party leaders doubt that the government will change this negative result, now or later.
PRESENT LINK: Did you like this text? Subscribers can access seven free accesses from any link per day. Just click on the blue F below.
your subscription could be worth even more
Do you already know the advantages of being a Folha subscriber? In addition to having access to reports and columns, you have exclusive newsletters (to discover here). You can also download our free app from the Apple Store or Google Play to receive alerts on the day’s news. Your subscription helps us provide quality, independent journalism. THANKS!
your subscription is worth a lot
More than 180 reports and analyzes published every day. A team of more than 200 columnists and bloggers. Professional journalism that monitors public authorities, transmits useful and inspiring information, fights social media intolerance and draws a clear line between truth and lies. How much does it cost to help produce this content?
SUBSCRIBE FOR R$1.90 FOR THE 1ST MONTH
About The Author
