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24 statements · 1 politicians · November 18, 2025
Statements by Sérgio Moro. 24 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified. Topics: National Security, Prison system, Criminal Justice.
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About: improve the Public Security PEC with effective suggestions
Hello? Hello? It's back. The PEC on Public Security is in the hands today of Deputy Mendonça Filho, from Pernambuco, who is a diligent public man and has sought to incorporate into the text suggestions that are really effective for improving the fight against crime.
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About: adopt closed prison regime without benefits (visits and temporary releases) for members of criminal organizations
He even considers reintroducing proposals such as prohibiting the granting of prison benefits to leaders of organized crime, to members of organized crime.
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About: restore imprisonment after second-instance conviction
He likewise considers — he declared in a public interview — reintroducing imprisonment after conviction in the second instance, which would be essentially important, and only then would we see a difference.
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About: introduce an anti-gang bill to the National Congress
And now there is this anti-faction PL, which was managed at the Ministry of Justice and Public Security.
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About: introduce an anti-gang bill to the National Congress
It took a long time to be presented but, finally, it was presented and is being debated today.
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About: improve the Public Security PEC text during legislative consideration
The text is a step forward and, of course, like any text, it needs to be improved during the legislative process.
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About: eliminate privileges and perks of faction-affiliated prisoners
Regarding the Government's proposal, I said from the start that it had positive points, but it also had negative points, such as privileging organized crime and a defective regime for visitation of prisoners, members of organized crime, in prisons, which would be a step backward compared to what we have; and the reports and substitute texts that were presented by Deputy Derrite are also an improvement.
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About: preserve the powers of the Federal Police
There is some discussion there about the competence of the Federal Police, which he removed so as not to generate controversy, and no one wants, in any way, to reduce the competence of the Federal Police.
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About: improve the Public Security PEC text during legislative consideration
Let's see what the final text voted on will be, and that text still comes to the Senate; we will work on it to always seek its improvement.
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About: conduct public security operations to combat organized crime
Now, we do need, yes, in addition to legislative changes, concrete actions.
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About: make the Federal Police more active in confronting organized crime
And that is why today, in the CPI of Organized Crime, when we heard the Director of the Federal Police, Andrei, I demanded — I demanded —: "Look, we need a more active Federal Police in confronting organized crime."
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About: develop long-term, structured planning to combat organized crime
There are targeted operations that deserve praise, such as this operation against money laundering through the fuel market, but we need long-term planning, something structured.
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About: adopt a more assertive Federal Government stance in confronting organized crime
And what draws my attention is this lack of incisiveness on the part of the Federal Government, illustrated, Senator Eduardo Girão, even by small matters.
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About: provide an official most-wanted page at the Ministry of Justice
I asked Director Andrei: "Do we have, at the Ministry of Justice or at the Federal Police, a most-wanted page?" which is a common thing, that we find on the FBI site, on Interpol's site, on the sites of several state police forces here in Brazil.
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About: publish names of organized crime leaders and wanted persons
And, when I was Minister of Justice, we created a most-wanted page for the country within the Ministry of Justice, also because we did not want to limit ourselves only to those wanted by the Federal Police.
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About: publish names of organized crime leaders and wanted persons
That was deactivated. Why? Something so simple.
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About: publish names of organized crime leaders and wanted persons
And, look, it's such an important public policy for showing that the Government is on top of things, that the Government wants to capture these bandits, these criminals who make life miserable...
(Bell rings.) ...the life of our country.
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About: provide an official most-wanted page at the Ministry of Justice
We don't even have that today in the structure of the Ministry of Justice.
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About: publish names of organized crime leaders and wanted persons
With so many things they worry about, why not worry about recreating that page, that site?
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About: publish names of organized crime leaders and wanted persons
What is the problem with publicizing the names of the PCC leadership in the country, the names of those wanted from the Comando Vermelho, to have that transparency and seek efficiency?
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About: strengthen policies to combat crime and criminal factions
So, in my view, this ends up illustrating this timidity, this weakness, today, unfortunately, of the Ministry of Justice and Public Security in relation to confronting organized crime.
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About: increase commitment by the Federal Police leadership and the Ministry of Justice to combat crime
And don't get me wrong, I respect the Federal Police very much, I worked 22 years with them as a judge, I know their courage; but there is a lack of greater commitment on the part of the Federal Police leadership and on the part of the leadership of the Ministry of Justice and Public Security in confronting criminality.
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About: mobilize all federal institutions to combat organized crime
(Bell rings.) (Sound interruption.) We cannot lose this war (Off the microphone.) and we will lose it if we do not have the commitment of all institutions, including the federal institutions. Thank you.
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