Renan Santos: We have other examples, for instance the Anti-Terror Law in Brazil.
Renan Santos: The Anti-Terror Law brings the idea of the penal law of the enemy.
So, if a person is carrying a bomb, is heading to Praça da Sé in downtown São Paulo, and you know that person belongs to a terrorist organization, you can act.
Renan Santos: That is, you anticipate punishment to arrest him or to possibly shoot him down, if necessary... So, the idea of the penal law of the enemy is to treat differently those who act very differently, those who are permanently violating human rights, as is the case with these factions.
Renan Santos: And that's what we will do: we will implement the penal law of the enemy.