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What Kim Kataguiri said about grant more powers to the Attorney General's Office (AGU)

About: grant more powers to the Attorney General's Office (AGU)

Kim Kataguiri: But I think the Plenary should address this matter with a bit more calm, with a bit more serenity, so that everyone understands the repercussions of this text, why, on the one hand, there is an interest in selling it as a modernization of the careers within the Advocacia-Geral da União and, on the other hand, resistance from the very civil servants who will be affected by this legislation. Thank you, Mr. President.

Kim Kataguiri: Mr. President, I really continue to view the text with great suspicion, first because I would not see so much pressure from the Attorney General of the Union if it were only a formal restructuring.

If there were no material change, there would not be this political pressure for this matter to move forward.

Kim Kataguiri · 363:13

Kim Kataguiri: The main argument used here is the following: there is no real change, nothing will change in reality, all bodies that are already subordinated to the Advocacia-Geral da União will remain subordinated.

Kim Kataguiri: I very much doubt there would be this political mobilization around this matter if it were going to change nothing.

Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence

asserts that political pressure indicates a material change, not mere restructuring.

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