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11 statements · 1 politicians · August 26, 2025
Statements by Marcos Rogério. 11 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified. Topics: Criminal Justice, Combating Impunity.
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About: ensure proportionality in sentences and liberty rights
... without prior convictions, for symbolic acts or for speech, however condemnable, are sentenced to decades in prison: 10 years, 12 years, 14 years, 17 years behind bars, people who did not break a single window.
Senator, President Izalci, the young woman who went there and spray-painted a phrase on a statue...
About: ensure proportionality in sentences and liberty rights
I repeat, however condemnable the acts may be, 17 years in prison are not justified, 14 years in prison: more than the biggest drug traffickers, more than murderers, more than the corrupt who looted the public coffers.
- Neutral
About: investigate and punish corruption in public administration
And I conclude, Mr. President, and I will return to this matter again: those who diverted billions from Petrobras, who confessed crimes, who named beneficiaries of that looting...
About: guarantee a fair trial and right to defense
Many who were returning money — they confessed the crime and were returning money — had their convictions annulled because Lava Jato's justice did not respect due process of law.
About: guarantee a fair trial and right to defense
What Lava Jato did was small potatoes compared to what Minister Alexandre and those who serve him are doing in the January 8 case and also in the fake news inquiry.
- Neutral
About: annul proceedings for procedural nullities
Are they going to cancel, are they going to annul this whole process on account of the procedural nullities, the abuses, the absence of due process of law?
- Neutral
About: annul proceedings for procedural nullities
Time will tell. So, I conclude my speech, Mr. President, by saying that every day we see some process being annulled...
About: ensure proportionality in sentences and liberty rights
(A bell rings.) ... some Lava Jato fine and some big-time criminal being set free, removing the restraints from the process, but, in the case of January 8, it's punishment without mercy, without pity and exemplary sentences to spread fear and dread in Brazil.
About: guarantee a fair trial and right to defense
This is not the rule of law, this is not due process of law.
I will return to this matter, given the gravity of the moment we are living through in Brazil, but for today I thank Your Excellency for your patience. (During the speech d
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