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RETROSPECTIVA 2025: BRIGA na CÂMARA, GUERRA contra CRIME e PARTIDO MISSÃO!
230 statements · 1 politicians · December 20, 2025 · 15 min
Statements by Kim Kataguiri. 230 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified.
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Without a new Constitution, we will continue to be held hostage by crime.
If we do not seriously discuss the death penalty and life imprisonment, which are two things that today, by immutable clause, our Constitution prohibits, we will remain in the state of civil war that we live in today, Capitão Augusto.
Tuesday, November 4, 2025, from this TSE (Superior Electoral Court), I declare the session open.
At the start of the administrative session, I announce for judgment the only item on this agenda.
Political party registration number 0600-684-90, originating from Brasília, with the applicant being the party Missão Nacional.
I think that means, first, the existence of a real party.
But the truth is that the majority... of the parties we have are notaries' offices.
They have no ideology, no program, no project.
We have a very solid project, in fact, consolidated in our yellow book.
We will have a pre-candidacy for the Presidency of the Republic as soon as next year.
So now is the moment when the institutional project of the Movimento Brasil Livre begins, which started back then with the demonstrations for Dilma's impeachment and which now takes a giant step toward the materialization of its project.
After filing in the Chamber of Deputies the anti-Oruan bill, I began to be threatened by that fellow.
But then he comes here now, man.
I'm here at the f... Come get me—you want me to become the villain, to revolt, right?
Oruan was detained, right?
The police knocked on the door of his mansion.
Brazil is not the country where the lamppost pees on the dog, right?
Brazil is the country where the dog turns on the light and the lamppost barks.
A certain congresswoman called me a foreign deputy.
And I want to say here that foreign, and there near where my ancestors are from, is the peacock, which is an animal from Asia.
It has nothing to do with an indigenous tribe here in Brazil, but there are people who seem to like to cosplay.
If you want to have the right to speak about the indigenous issue, sir, you are a foreigner here—you would have to ask forgiveness for you being indigenous.
She called me, didn't call me an indigenous deputy, you haven't answered until now.
The role of a parliamentarian is to engage in this kind of squabble, to engage in this kind of... Yes, that's right, tell your congresswoman that she started it.
Brutal, there was nothing left for Betinha.
This kind of uproar is not, deputy.
Oh, is it not?
It isn't, deputy, it is not the role of an elected parliamentarian... Yes, I agree, say that you are a deputy.
...of an elected parliamentarian, to engage in this kind of... I agree, then teach your parliamentarian.
...against an indigenous woman who is representing the interests... And she called me, she called me an indigenous deputy, no.
So, all of this... Foreign—did she call you that or not?
Foreign—she called, she called, right?
She called?
All right, you agreed with the first premise.
Let's go, second premise.
Is being called a 'foreign deputy' because of your origin racist or not?
Yes or no?
Is being called a 'foreign deputy' because of origin racist or not?
No, it's racism, plain and simple.
Being called, it's obvious, obvious, obvious.
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