Flavio Bolsonaro: In other words...
Flavio Bolsonaro: Lula received a harsh rebuke from Trump because he wasn't fighting the CV and the PCC. Then he announces to the whole country an investment that's half of what Rio invested. Meanwhile, assault rifles keep coming in across the borders, drug seizures have decreased, and Brazilians continue to be robbed at traffic lights, on buses and even inside their homes. A mother wonders whether her daughter will make it back alive from school or college. While the government makes a lame announcement, PCC and CV are recruiting. The factions have grown, come to control neighborhoods, borders, cities and even influence local elections.
And even so, the government refuses to treat PCC and CV as narco-terrorist organizations, which is what they are. They spread terror, execute people, control territories, traffic weapons and impose fear on the population, because Lula's government is afraid to classify them as terrorist groups. The rhetoric is of toughening, but historically the PT has always been against harsher measures. The PT was against lowering the age of criminal responsibility, the PT was against increasing sentences for cellphone thieves, the PT was against ending prisoners' temporary furloughs, the PT is only in favor of benefiting criminals.
Flavio Bolsonaro: Organized crime doesn't need a seminar.
Flavio Bolsonaro: It needs to be confronted.