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28 statements · 1 politicians · August 13, 2025
Statements by Marcos Rogério. 28 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified. Topics: Legislative Branch, Individual Rights / Guns, Legal Measures & Political Reaction, Parliamentary Decorum.
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Mr. President, I made a point of taking the floor at this moment in light of the statement made by our colleague, Senator Marcos do Val.
See, Your Excellency, that the issue raised on the Senate floor today is not an issue of friends, it is not an issue of allies.
It is an issue for Senators of the Republic who understand the extent of the responsibility that rests on each one's shoulders, and proof of that was what I saw in this Chamber.
And, being aware of the regional differences within local politics, to see here Senator Marcos do Val at the lectern and the eminent Senator Magno Malta giving his testimony here...
About: preserve the credibility and image of the Senate
They are not political allies, they are not people who enjoy a friendship, but what is at stake at this moment is the credibility of the Federal Senate, the image of the Federal Senate, and what is happening to Senator Marcos do Val diminishes the Senate of the Republic, diminishes the Federal Senate.
About: preserve parliamentarians' freedom of movement
To say that the fact of fitting an electronic ankle bracelet on a Senator of the Republic is something that does not interfere with parliamentary activity...
About: preserve the dignity of Parliament
First, in doing so, it undermines the dignity of Parliament.
- Neutral
About: describe precautionary measures that impose liberty restrictions on suspects
However, the decision itself is not limited, Senator Hiran, to the affixing of an electronic ankle bracelet.
- Neutral
About: apply precautionary measures that impose time restrictions on suspects
(A bell rings.) It also imposes restrictive measures: he has a set time to arrive home and a set time to leave the house.
About: avoid applying precautionary measures equivalent to imprisonment to parliamentarians
Weekends, confined to his home. In other words, this is imprisonment, Senator Marcio Bittar.
About: avoid applying precautionary measures equivalent to imprisonment to parliamentarians
You may wish to give it any other name, but this is imprisonment.
- Neutral
About: preserve parliamentarians' freedom of movement
When you are conditioned to certain behavior, to some limitation on your right to come and go, that means a restriction of freedom.
And, technically, what is a restriction of freedom?
Restriction of liberty is not the same as imprisonment, Senator Wilder?
About: avoid applying precautionary measures equivalent to imprisonment to parliamentarians
Restriction of liberty is imprisonment! I am not judging the merits here...
(Sound interruption.) (A bell rings.) I am not judging here, and this is not the appropriate forum to judge the merits of the statements at this moment, nor to even address what Senator Marcos do Val did.
- Neutral
About: refer cases of parliamentary decorum breaches to the Ethics Council
There is an Ethics Council in the Federal Senate, and cases of breach of decorum, of serious offenses are referred to the Ethics Council.
About: respect the prerogatives and immunity of the parliamentary mandate
Now, someone orders the placement of an ankle monitor, orders detention at specified times, and the Federal Senate has to accept it as natural, as normal?
About: avoid applying precautionary measures equivalent to imprisonment to parliamentarians
Is restriction of liberty different from imprisonment? No!
About: preserve parliamentarians' freedom of movement
It's imprisonment! Mr. President, the exercise of the parliamentary mandate is not limited to voting in the Plenary of the Federal Senate.
About: ensure parliamentarians can perform mandate activities outside the plenary
The exercise of the parliamentary mandate is not limited to plenary functions...
(Sound interruption.) (A bell rings.) I conclude now, Mr. President.
About: ensure parliamentarians can perform mandate activities outside the plenary
It is not limited to that. The tasks a Parliamentarian carries out in the state, visiting his bases, talking with the community, are part of parliamentary activity.
About: consult the Senate before applying precautionary measures that affect exercise of the parliamentary mandate
And then, the precedent created by the Rapporteur of this matter itself is of a clear and crystalline extent: if it affects the parliamentary mandate, the Federal Senate must be heard, to determine whether it maintains or revokes the arrest order.
About: preserve the credibility and image of the Senate
So, Mr. President, I, with all due respect to my colleagues, understand that, at this moment, it is the Federal Senate that is being attacked.
About: refer cases of parliamentary decorum breaches to the Ethics Council for consideration by peers
If Senator Marcos do Val's case deserves some kind of reprimand, refer the case to the Ethics Council, as it is there, and then submit it to the peers for consideration, but one cannot...
About: respect the Senate's autonomy and avoid interference by another branch of government over parliamentarians
(Sound interruption.) (A bell rings.) ... another branch of government comes here and (Off the microphone.) simply place a Senator of lesser stature inside the Federal Senate.
About: strengthen the role of the Senate
This is an aggression against the Senate, this is an aggression against the State of Espírito Santo.
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