Sérgio Moro: So it passed. As soon as it is sanctioned by the President — I believe it will be sanctioned, I do not foresee a veto, although anything is possible — we will have greater legal protection for the law enforcement agents who fight organized crime.
Sérgio Moro: And we need to protect them, because if we do not act in this way we will expose not only them but their families to risks, and, over time, no one will be willing to face this challenge and these risks.
If law enforcement agents put themselves at risk to protect society against organized crime, it is our duty, as a society, through public authority, to provide the necessary instruments to protect them as well.
Sérgio Moro: On the other hand, this bill also contains a provision that, in my view, is extremely relevant.
Sérgio Moro: Law enforcement agents who retire today do not have clear legal coverage or the right to have some protection should they find themselves in a situation of risk.