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Sessão Deliberativa Extraordinária Semipresencial (AM nº 123/2020)
85 statements · 1 politicians · July 14, 2026
Statements by Nikolas Ferreira. 85 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified. Topics: Judiciary and Public Spending, Anti-Discrimination, Investment Policy, Public Service.
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My God! I'm not going to use all of that, no.
I'll use less. Wow — 10 and the sash strike again.
About: ensure transparency and oversight in the use of public funds in foreign relations
Janja just said that the nickname "gastadeira" (big spender), to her, is misogyny — that is, if you, a Brazilian worker, wake up early and sleep late, and feel disrespected by someone who doesn't hold public office but uses public structures to even have a parallel office that has already cost 1.2 million of your money, and you want to criticize her for blowing people’s money on luxurious international trips, you're misogynistic.
That's right, gentlemen. And what is the context in which she is saying this?
- Against
About: criminalize hate against women
I don't know if you know that, while you pay more for travel and gasoline, while food is being reduced — now the Bis isn't even stacked one on top of another, no, it's just one — while you are working, do you know what Congress is worried about?
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About: criminalize hate against women
Criminalizing misogyny, with the fallacy that this is to protect women.
Look how interesting: Janja steps onto the field to say you can't criticize her because that would be misogyny.
About: ensure transparency and oversight in the use of public funds in foreign relations
A person who takes trips to Italy, Paris, London, Abu Dhabi, and a Government that has already spent 7 billion on international travel...
Do you have any idea what 7 billion is?
What could be built with 7 billion?
About: increase investments in education, health, and public infrastructure
Do you know how many schools could be built, how many highways could be structured, how many hospitals could be renovated and how many things could be done with that money?
About: improve public management
But no. Here in Brazil, as I always say, it's not money that's missing, it's shame, it's character, it's good administration.
And yet Janja comes and says that if you question this, you are misogynistic.
To give you an idea, Janja has spent more time outside Brazil than the President of the Republic himself.
See if that's acceptable! And if you say anything against her, that's misogyny.
About: ensure transparency and oversight in the use of public funds in foreign relations
And it doesn't stop there. Lula, not satisfied with having someone enjoying public money, even put the trip that funded Janja's visit to New York in 2024 under secrecy — he did not provide information about it.
About: invest in materials and personnel to execute infrastructure works
So on one side you have people working to survive in a country that has no security, no education, no health care.
Even football, which used to bring us joy, isn't giving it to us anymore.
About: ensure transparency and oversight in the use of public funds in foreign relations
On the other side, you have Janja dancing on the COP 30 yacht, also sustained with your money.
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About: criminalize hate against women
So here we go. You can't criticize a biological man who is President of the Women's Commission, because otherwise it's misogyny.
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About: criminalize hate against women
You can't "impeach" Dilma, who committed fiscal misconduct, because otherwise that's misogyny too.
About: ensure transparency and oversight in the use of public funds in foreign relations
You can't criticize Janja's absurd spending, because otherwise it's misogyny.
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About: criminalize hate against women
You can't criticize the misogyny bill, because otherwise it's misogyny.
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About: criminalize hate against women
Gentlemen, what's the danger of this? People aren't understanding that equating this with racism is equivalent to a crime.
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About: criminalize hate against women
The rapporteur of this bill comes online to boast: "Ah, I have legislative output, I've already passed so many laws."
When you look at the laws she approved, they're laws for some day of I-don't-know-what, laws for some week of I-don't-know-what.
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About: criminalize hate against women
And she literally wants to criminalize — to give you an idea — people, children who use terms with each other like "betinha."
We must really be without concerns in Brazil today, right?
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About: criminalize hate against women
We are so without concerns today in Brazil that Congress has to approve, by urgent procedure, a bill that wants to criminalize misogyny now.
Let's make this clear. The Left now wants to care about women?
About: investigate and punish cases of sexual harassment by authorities
Oh really? They discovered women now, because when Silvio, Minister of Human Rights in the Lula Government, harassed another Minister in the Lula Government, this chamber was like this: total silence.
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About: criminalize hate against women
No one said anything. I didn't see a note of repudiation, I didn't see outraged artists, I didn't see fiery speeches from the podium saying: "This is a case of misogyny, it's an attack on women." Now, calling someone "betinha" is more likely to get you jailed than a Minister harassing another Minister.
Recently, a woman from the favela refused to be with a thug and had her head shaved.
Did you see anyone from the Left, from PT (Workers' Party), on social media saying: "This here, yes, we need to fight against this"?
No! Those same PT (Workers' Party) and PSOL folks, do you know what they voted against?
About: increase penalties for heinous crimes
Increasing penalties for heinous crimes. Do you know what heinous crimes are?
Pedophilia, rape. Aren't women victims of rape and pedophilia?
About: increase penalties for heinous crimes
And what are they doing? Voting against that measure.
How many women have been victims of this? How many women are victims, for example, of organized crime, which they don't want to classify as terrorism?
Now, if you make a joke, then no, you can't — it has to be criminalized.
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