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Bolsonaro se posiciona sobre cassação de visto e gera repercussão.
50 statements · 1 politicians · May 31, 2025 · 5 min
Statements by Jair Messias Bolsonaro. 50 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified.
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Desconhecido
Look, I investigated and published on CNN a movement that started among your allies to ask the Trump administration for some kind of response to revoke Minister Alexandre de Moraes's visa, his American visa, and those of his relatives.
Desconhecido
I'd like to know your assessment of that measure.
Since I have a meeting with the president, I will not offer guesses or suggestions to the Trump administration.
The decision is his.
There are parliamentarians there, I know that, just over 20 were present now, discussing this matter.
But the Americans are very strict with those who violate human rights.
If I take you now, take you to a corner and leave you confined for a few hours, that is torture.
When you see people sentenced to 17 years in prison because they were wearing a green-and-yellow shirt and carrying a coat under their arm, that is torture.
And many things that already happened there... It's similar here.
The January 6th at the Capitol itself, our January 8th here.
There on the first day, one of the decrees was to arrest around 1,500 people.
Here I hope it won't be necessary for a right-wing president to come to do that.
That Congress resolve this problem now.
So those who violate human rights, I would even ask, was there any armed attempt to change the Democratic Rule of Law in Brazil?
There wasn't.
And they were convicted for that.
So the Americans have a very special concern for humanitarian issues.
There's something sacred to them: real human rights.
If I take you to a corner and leave you confined for a few hours, that is torture.
I would face severe punishment under the law and from the American people.
I ask you, these people are being sentenced—14, 15, 17 years in prison—for wearing the green-and-yellow shirt and carrying a coat under their arm.
Without due process of law.
Isn't that torture?
Who is in charge of the investigations?
Where the same person is everything in the inquiry.
Has she acted correctly or not?
Now, this went beyond, because a parallel is made with the Capitol, the January 6th, and ours here.
Was there an overreach here?
Some of them vandalized, although everything had already been vandalized before the people arrived there.
Some of the people also entered.
Penalties weren't individualized.
Is it fair? We're watching the football match here, Palmeiras and Corinthians.
There's a brawl over there in the stands.
And people injured.
Is it fair for the whole stadium to be punished because of that?
Desconhecido
And do you think that this amnesty will actually come from the National Congress?
Desconhecido
Because the then-president — he is still President of the Chamber, Arthur Lira — created a commission so that this matter would continue to be debated, that is, to kick this amnesty issue down the road.
Desconhecido
Do you think that with a potential election of Hugo Mota in the Chamber, this matter will actually move forward?
We hope it won't be necessary to elect someone from the right in '26 to '27 for the amnesty.
That person who commits a crime and is imprisoned has feelings.
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