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08 DE JANEIRO - E O QUE VOCÊ TEM A VER COM ISSO?
115 statements · 1 politicians · January 8, 2026 · 11 min
Statements by Nikolas Ferreira. 115 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified. Topics: Amnesty and Jan 8 Characterization, Criminal Justice, Judicial reform, Human rights.
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- Neutral
About: remember the events of January 8
Today marks three years since the fateful day of January 8th.
Hold on, before you skip this video, because I understand you.
You're tired of hearing about January 8th, about amnesty.
It seems like Brazil never moves past this, right?
But this video is about you.
Why?
Because when you see such a huge injustice happening to Brazilians, you end up becoming numb.
You end up losing the very sense of humanity.
And you don't see these people anymore with a human gaze, but you see them as just anybody.
After all, it wasn't a relative of yours, it wasn't someone you knew — after all, you think that simply not being there would have prevented all this.
So then, what, after all, was the crime these people should be held accountable for?
- Neutral
About: punish vandalism of public property according to the law
Vandalism of public property, period.
Because they broke things — that's a crime and nobody agrees with that.
Except for the left, you know — when they vandalize, then it's all right.
But aside from that... When you look at the penalty, it's six months to three years for vandalizing public property.
About: grant amnesty to people investigated for political demonstrations
So these people should be free today, but they're not.
About: grant amnesty to people investigated for political demonstrations
There are still people like Débora, who will still spend 14 years of her life in prison because she took a lipstick and wrote 'Perdeu Mané' on a statue.
There's also the case of Breno, who was a cotton candy vendor and was also arrested in the crowd.
There's Felipe.
About: grant amnesty to people investigated for political demonstrations
who was schizophrenic, and even with a medical report showing he shouldn't be detained, they still kept him imprisoned for months.
About: respect alternative measures such as house arrest for health reasons
And also Iracy, who was under house arrest, and Alexandre de Moraes revoked it because she broke the rules — because she went to physiotherapy.
Anyway, these four cases I mentioned, so to speak, are absurd cases, but there are many others.
Like, for example, the case of Clesão.
About: investigate STF's omission in prison cases
And Clesão is not an abstract name, you know?
It's not the name of an insect.
It's the name of a father who simply died in prison because of the inertia of the STF (Supreme Federal Tribunal).
And he died.
About: provide reparations to victims of violence and their families
Today there's a family that no longer has a father, a wife who no longer has a husband because of that.
And then I ask you, Nicolas, they attacked democracy, right?
Okay.
What do you think threatens democracy more?
Aécio too, who got 17 years in prison, was the first convicted from January 8; he took his cellphone and said, 'they've screwed us our whole lives, now I'm going to screw them here.'
And he joked about it.
And he got 17 years in prison.
Who do you think threatens democracy more?
- Neutral
About: investigate and punish former presidents and officials involved in corruption
These people who vandalized public property, invaded, committed those crimes, or a guy... who puts millions of reais in a suitcase, like Geddel, who was found in corruption.
Or like someone who was sentenced to 400 years in prison for corruption as well, like Sérgio Cabral, who is free.
Or like someone who stuffed money in his underwear, got caught, and now the PGR completely shelved the case.
Who do you think attacks our democracy more?
People involved in theft scandals?
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