Sérgio Moro: And it is a text that advances significantly and is much better than the original bill presented by the Federal Government.
Sérgio Moro: Similarly, the Government presented, in the wake of that Operação Contenção, after months of stalling between the Casa Civil and the Ministry of Justice, a bill called Antifacção to confront the challenge of criminal organizations.
And the Government's original bill, although it even had positive points, let's acknowledge, was timid — excessively timid — because, within the Government's internal debate, the understanding prevailed that crime is still a social problem, that crime is still a problem of society, and the criminal is a victim of that environment, which is an absolutely outdated view.
Sérgio Moro: But in the Chamber, the bill was assigned to Deputy Derrite, also Secretary of Public Security of São Paulo, who put the bill on the right track.
Sérgio Moro: Really, a tough law against organized crime, and that was fundamentally important.