Sérgio Moro: Confúcio, thank you very much. Senator Girão, Senator Cleitinho, my peers, Senators as well, look, yesterday we voted here on Complementary Bill 192, which amended the Clean Record Law, and the bill that came from the Chamber had some problems.
It reduced, in practice, significantly, the period of ineligibility for people who had committed crimes.
Sérgio Moro: Let us remember that the Clean Record Law was a popular initiative proposal, much celebrated at the time, and its objective is to shield the political world, to prevent those who committed crimes, those who broke the law, from running for office and bringing that negative influence into their positions.
Sérgio Moro: Moreover, certain infractions and violations and even crimes can give a competitive advantage to a candidate to the detriment of others – take, for example, a candidate who has ties to, who is a member of, a criminal organization, and that criminal organization will be able to finance him and will have no limits on that financing.