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URGENTE: PEC DA BLINDAGEM APROVADA
50 statements · 3 politicians · September 17, 2025 · 4 min
Statements by Renan Santos, Nikolas Ferreira, Kim Kataguiri. 50 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified.
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My friend, the Bolsonarists promised you today... That you'd get amnesty, amnesty, the only issue that matters in Brazil, that you'd take it square in the face, in the chest, in the gut, you know what?
Guess what?
The shielding PEC.
What is the shielding PEC?
It's basically a PEC that makes any arrest of a deputy conditional on the will of the federal deputies.
And with a twist, because this has happened before, but this time there's something new.
It's with secret voting and also protecting deputies from ações estíveis, so they can keep their assets nicely shielded.
That's what you're seeing.
A project that was driven by the Centrão and the Bolsonarist right with enthusiastic support from the Bolsonarists.
If you're doubting it, take a look at Nicolas.
If any deputy commits a crime, he goes to jail.
Yes.
All it takes is for this House to decide yes.
And then, obviously, secret voting, you know what it allows?
Not having the STF (Supreme Federal Tribunal) blackmailing these deputies here so it can free deputies.
Because the Brazil they're painting here looks like...
Bucky is a corrupt deputy, he's going to jail—tell me which one.
So there you go, my dear, your right-wing hero embraced the most corrupt people in the name of the fight for impunity, because that's what's going to happen.
Basically, the deputies will have a free pass to steal with ease, because there's no way they'll be arrested.
Or do you think the Chamber of Deputies is going to have an outbreak of honesty and start protecting its peers?
It's literally the opposite.
And that's why the Centrão, who are the biggest whores in Brazilian politics, came out in favor of this.
Then they'll all say, it's in the name of Débora, right?
Débora do Batom, it's in the name, I don't know, of Daniel Silveira.
No, it's not in the name of anything, man.
It's in the name of the scoundrels of the Centrão.
And since the end of Lava Jato, which was driven by Bolsonarism, don't forget that, we've reached such a crazy process, so crazy, that now there is no way to arrest a deputy.
Or do you think that in a secret vote, without any pressure from civil society, any kind of deputy will want to vote to punish a colleague?
For the love of God, my friends.
Brazil is only moving backward.
Actually, it's on a bullet train of regression.
And in this regression, the anti-corruption right votes together with the biggest thieves, because that's what's important in the game.
United thieves will never be defeated.
The worst thing is that, buzz, buzz, buzz, all of this was driven by the Centrão so that they would soon afterwards vote for amnesty.
So here's the thing, we handed the Centrão the greatest chance to steal, with no chance of being caught in the history of Brazil; it's basically a free pass to steal, and in exchange we'll get, maybe, a vote on an amnesty that may benefit some guys who vandalized and tried a bunch of things, and may help Bolsonaro not be imprisoned for very long.
Woohoo!
Thank you, Bolsonaro!
Thanks, folks!
We always win with you, anyway—no irony, I can't keep my composure.
It's bizarre, it's grotesque.
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