Kim Kataguiri: And a final point is that, in the last text that exists — again, I am speaking about the last text because we do not know if it is the text that we will vote on — there is also a "jabuti" giving extraordinary powers, which once again do not exist today in other legislation, regarding the suspension of a social network.
Kim Kataguiri: And this is not only for the case of misogyny, but also for other cases in general.
We are talking about giving powers to a judge to suspend a social network, without the decision having become final and unappealable, without the exercise of the right of defense, in a bill that supposedly should deal with the protection of women.
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.