Analyzed statement

What Gleisi Hoffmann said about apply ineligibility under the Clean Record Law

About: apply ineligibility under the Clean Record Law

Gleisi Hoffmann: All of this because the seriousness of the facts could have led to his dismissal.

Gleisi Hoffmann: That's right, the hunted deputy, with a tainted record, cannot censor the rapporteur's vote and the TSE (Superior Electoral Court)'s decision.

Nor the penalty provided for in the Clean Record law.

Gleisi Hoffmann · 2:25

Gleisi Hoffmann: And that was precisely what the STF (Supreme Federal Tribunal) recognized, because the journalist published the STF (Supreme Federal Tribunal) certificate on the case.

Gleisi Hoffmann: Counter-facts have no convictions.

Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence

argues that the penalty provided for in the Clean Record Law should be applied.

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