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No Brasil de hoje, PRIVILÉGIO e GOLPE não cabem mais
74 statements · 1 politicians · September 25, 2025 · 5 min
Statements by Tabata Amaral. 74 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified.
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Hi everyone, this is Tabata.
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Thank you very much.
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Desconhecido
They went there on January 8 and vandalized everything, but keep the leadership, the ringleaders of the coup, that is Bolsonaro and the generals, with more or less the same sentence or reduce it a bit.
Desconhecido
I don't understand, Tabata, explain it to me.
Desconhecido
Is that possible?
Desconhecido
The STF (Supreme Federal Tribunal) approves something and a week later they already want to overturn it?
There are two debates in the National Congress.
I'll start with the simplest one.
What's this sentencing thing, what is it?
The number of years, the length of the sentence, for those who vandalized and didn't necessarily design or plan the coup, is that valid?
I have a position that's fairly simple.
It's not up to the National Congress to decide the length of a sentence.
Imagine the chaos that would be. Oh, so-and-so was arrested because he's linked to the PCC.
Desconhecido
No, and it's something that depends on law, depends on a bunch of things.
Exactly.
It seems to me that this is a debate for the judiciary.
Exactly.
Now, it's also important that we're transparent that what Bolsonarism wants in the National Congress isn't sentencing — it's not changing the lengths of sentences.
And the one saying this isn't me, it's Eduardo Bolsonaro.
He even said they 'won't accept a light amnesty.'
So, they don't want amnesty for those who were vandalizing; they want amnesty for Bolsonaro and his cronies.
When Flávio Bolsonaro said at the last rally that this type of amnesty wasn't of interest to them either.
So, I think it's important to be clear that, for the Bolsonarists in the National Congress, it doesn't much matter what happens to the so‑called ordinary people who were vandalizing.
What really matters is what will happen to Bolsonaro and to those who masterminded the coup.
And I have just one thing to say.
Again, it's not Tabata who's saying there was an attempted coup.
It's a four‑star army general who, in his testimony, said he told Bolsonaro that if he went ahead, he would arrest him.
There's a lot of evidence.
Everything, everything Bolsonaro did to disrupt the election, everything he did so that voters in the Northeast wouldn't vote on election day, he had a draft of the speech he would give after the coup, he knew about the attempted assassinations of Alckmin, Lula, Moraes.
Folks, there's just too much evidence.
So, in light of that, for me there's only one path, one choice.
We want to put an end to it and say no — in today's Brazil we don't tolerate this.
And we, by fits and starts, with a lot of struggle, will continue strengthening democracy.
Or are we going to be permissive and say that if it's on my side of the political spectrum, if it shares my party color, then it's fine?
Desconhecido
Now, regarding the STF (Supreme Federal Tribunal), you're saying: let's respect the STF's decision.
Desconhecido
Exactly.
Desconhecido
Exactly that.
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