The decision of the president of the Chamber, Hugo Motta (Republicans – PB), of appoint federal deputy Guilherme Derrite (PP-SP) to rapporteur the Anti-Faction bill was criticized by the Minister of Institutional Relations, Gleisi Hoffmann.
“The option for Governor Tarcísio de Freitas’ Secretary of Security contaminates the debate with the electoral objectives of his political field”, wrote the minister in a post on X.
She stressed, in the message, that the appointment of the rapporteur is a prerogative of the president of the Chamber. THE The project was authored by the Executive and was sent to Congress last Friday (31).
On the occasion, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva defended that the proposal is a priority for the government as it brings more strength to the State to repress criminal organizations that exercise control of territories and economic activities.
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“Will keep working”
“President Lula’s government sent the Anti-Criminal Fraction Law Project to the Legislature in the expectation of a consistent debate on the fight against organized crime, as Brazilian society demands”, pointed out Gleisi.
At the end of the message, the minister considered that the government will continue working in Congress “so that the public interest prevails and national sovereignty is protected”.
According to the project, the Those convicted of the crime of “qualified criminal organization”, which would become a new criminal type, could receive a sentence of 30 years in prison.
“Dialogue between benches”
Representative Guilherme Derrite held the position of Secretary of Public Security of São Paulo until Wednesday (5). He resumed his parliamentary mandate to report the text in the plenary.
According to Motta, the Choosing the opposition parliamentarian to report on a government project seeks to guarantee a technical and broad procedure, with dialogue between benches.
