Nikolas Ferreira: So I ask that you understand this, that we are here fighting to be able to free these hostages, free these innocents, because if half a dozen — and it isn't half a dozen, it's many more families — families go home, are with their children, a father finds his daughter, a mother can lie down in her bed, even Débora's lawyer, the one from Batom, who got 17 years and wrote, lost a nena, a statue.
Nikolas Ferreira: has already declared support for this project as well.
I also received a message today from Norda, who is the wife of one of the prisoners sentenced to 17 years; she also told me, 'Nicolas, I understand, vote in favor of this bill.'
Nikolas Ferreira: I'm simply speaking here and declaring to you the importance of this day and, above all, what you understand.
Nikolas Ferreira: We are taking a step, a step toward pacification, but there is nothing we can do here to bring about complete normality, because we know we are in an anti-democracy.