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What Sérgio Moro said about ensure that insults and speech by parliamentarians remain covered by immunity

About: ensure that insults and speech by parliamentarians remain covered by immunity

Sérgio Moro: Moreover, my wife, Federal Deputy Rosangela Moro, in the Chamber of Deputies, voted against that bill.

Sérgio Moro: And, fundamentally, what I have always said is that it is the wrong remedy for a real problem.

There is, in fact, a growing disrespect for the material immunity of Parliamentarians—that immunity that protects a Parliamentarian for his votes, for his words and for his opinions.

Sérgio Moro · 0:38

Sérgio Moro: This is a fundamental guarantee not of the Parliamentarian, but of those he represents, because he needs to have the freedom to come here to the floor or the freedom, when exercising his parliamentary function, to be able to say what he thinks.

Sérgio Moro: He can, indeed, foster public debate, and by fostering public debate he can be vehement and may, at times, include harsh criticisms of authorities and institutions.

Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence

explains the function of material immunity without requiring action.

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