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Sessão Deliberativa Extraordinária Presencial (AM nº 123/2020)
57 statements · 1 politicians · September 16, 2025
Statements by Nikolas Ferreira. 57 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified. Topics: Parliamentarian Accountability, Voting Transparency, Combating Impunity, Judiciary.
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About: punish deputies who commit crimes
Mr. President, if any Deputy commits a crime, he will go to jail, yes.
About: make votes on deputies' arrest public
All this House has to do is say "yes." Obviously, the secret ballot prevents the STF from blackmailing these Deputies here in order to free other Deputies.
There is a Brazil that they are painting here.
- Neutral
About: hold accountable and punish those who disobey the law
In that Brazil, it seems that a corrupt Deputy is going to jail.
- Neutral
About: arrest corrupt people
Which one? If corruption put people in jail, Lula would not be in the Presidency, he would be in jail.
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About: hold accountable and punish those who disobey the law
What we are arguing here today is very simple: corrupt people in this House, the "bribe-splitters", those who actually commit crimes are not going to jail.
About: approve a PEC to limit STF's authority over deputies
Now it will not be necessary for any PT "Procurador" Deputy to keep activating the STF so that elected Deputies, representatives of the people, are unseated, no.
About: approve a PEC to limit STF's authority over deputies
The decision will have to go through us now.
About: punish deputies who commit crimes
If someone committed a crime, we'll vote here in favor of that guy being imprisoned.
What are those on the Left afraid of?
Of being arrested themselves? I think that's it. Thank you, Mr. President.
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About: maintain secret vote of STF ministers
Mr. President, I quote this headline: "Lula defends secret ballot of STF ministers."
(Demonstration in the plenary.) For their top brass, for those they appoint, everything is fine.
About: make votes on deputies' arrest public
Now, for a Deputy who wants to put a corrupt criminal in jail, a secret ballot cannot be used.
Against facts there are no arguments, gentlemen. Now they want to talk about shielding?
Wait a minute. Which party here most shielded corrupt people, gentlemen?
Who from Lava-Jato is in prison today, gentlemen? Who from Lava-Jato is in prison today?
No one! People in Peru are returning Odebrecht money.
There, people are imprisoned because of that. In Brazil, not.
In Brazil, it's the PT that defends a poor friend, it's the PT that defends the "nice guys."
About: approve a PEC to limit STF's authority over deputies
Are we going to fall for that tale? No way. Let's move forward and approve this "thing."
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About: investigate and punish those responsible for the assassination of Marielle Franco
Mr. President, this week an incident that reverberated worldwide occurred: a 31-year-old man, father of two children, was killed in cold blood.
His daughter ran toward him because she was afraid of the noise and thought she could find safety in her father's arms.
About: protect the right to life and punish violence motivated by ideology
However absurd something a person may defend, I don't think that person deserves to be shot for it.
Unfortunately, we know there is another side that celebrated, that mocked his death, and I don't think that is the position of people who defend free ideas.
Therefore, I would like to request 1 minute of silence in honor of Charlie Kirk.
(THE PRESIDENT (Altineu Côrtes. Bloc/PL - RJ) - Granted 1 minute of silence.)
(The Plenary pays the requested tribute.) THE HON. NIKOLAS FERREIRA (Bloc/PL - MG.
Order. No review of the speaker.) - I'll make an addendum, Mr. President, and include the police chief who was killed in São Paulo yesterday by the PCC in that way.
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About: combat organized crime
We know that, after all, organized crime has taken over our country and that 50 million people live under the yoke of the rules of organized crime in Brazil.
Over 20 years ago, Capitão Derrite saved this police chief's life, and today, unfortunately, practically in broad daylight, the police chief was pursued and killed.
About: combat organized crime
We know that this type of criminal organization needs to be fought more vigorously here in our country.
Otherwise, they will continue to bring down a State so wonderful, like, for example, Rio de Janeiro, which has everything, I have no doubt, to be the best State in the world because of its natural beauty, but which is unfortunately tarnished, Mr. President Altineu, on account of organized crime, as is São Paulo.
I just wanted to add that. Thank you, Mr. President.
About: punish deputies who commit crimes
You said it perfectly. The English is correct. Mr. President, the other Deputy over there thinks that, by speaking more calmly, he will present my melodramatic words as if they were a crime: "Wow, look at the crime Nikolas committed!" If any Deputy commits a crime, we will make sure he is held accountable for it.
About: punish deputies who commit crimes
Wasn't that what happened, for example, with Flordelis?
About: punish deputies who commit crimes
She committed a crime, and we decided to strip her of her office, to revoke her mandate.
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About: approve a PEC to limit STF's authority over deputies
You are saying that if this PEC passes, the corrupt will no longer be arrested.
Come on! And are they being arrested now? (Manifestation in the chamber: No!) That's it, there's nothing more to say.
About: make votes on deputies' arrest public
At least this kind of vote prevents blackmail against Deputies who want to put bandits and criminals behind bars.
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