Kim Kataguiri: Therefore, Mr. President, regarding the points of subjectivity, regarding the points of not having a text, regarding the points of creating new criteria and new concepts, that do not exist in any...
Kim Kataguiri: And here I am not speaking of misogyny itself, I am speaking of the interpretation and application of a criminal law, of new concepts that are being created, for which I will not allow any leeway.
Mr. President, MISSÃO advises "no". One of the proposals of our party is a new Constitution, on several points, but one of them is the toughening of criminal laws, including life imprisonment for femicide perpetrators and life imprisonment for rapists, agendas that once again unfortunately do not have the support of a large part of this Plenary, including the defenders of this project that we are voting on now.
Kim Kataguiri: Mr. President, there is a case I want to cite that occurred this week.
Kim Kataguiri: A man was released who killed ten people, the majority of them women; raped three women; killed his own wife, then killed that woman's son, and was released because of the CNJ's decision to end custodial psychiatric hospitals.