The Governors’ Forum ratified this Tuesday (10) the alternative project prepared by the state security secretaries to the government’s ().
The governor of Goiás, (), did not support either proposal and decided to present a new project during the meeting with the governors. According to Caiado, the Lula government’s initiative directly interferes with the autonomy of the states.
The text by the head of the Goiás Executive maintains the creation of the Ostensive Federal transformation of the PRF (), a point present in Lula’s PEC.
However, Caiado’s proposal gives states autonomy to legislate on crimes and removes the contingency of resources from security funds for states that choose not to follow the federal government’s security guidelines.
In a press conference after the meeting, Caiado admitted that the proposal does not have the support of other governors, but said that he will make arrangements to defend his alternative project to Lula’s PEC.
The governor of Goiás also made a nod to Tarcísio de Freitas (Republicans), head of the São Paulo Executive. He said he was the target of a “massacre” by the press because of
As shown by Sheet(police reports and antecedents), prison and drug reports from the states and the Union.
The security secretaries, represented in Consesp (National Council of Security Secretaries), decided to include some new sections related to the management of the prison system.
Now, the proposal provides that states and the Federal District will be able to manage prisons and the movement of inmates according to local needs.
A Sheet found that the secretaries plan to send a combination of changes to criminal legislation to go hand in hand with the Security PEC.
The meeting of governors took place in Brasília under the coordination of the governor of the Federal District, Ibaneis Rocha (MDB). The Minister of Justice, also participated in the meeting.
After the end of the meeting, Lewandowski said that he considers the rounds of negotiations on the PEC with governors to be closed, but is considering reevaluating other suggestions that are sent.
The states had until this Tuesday to present their suggestions to the Security PEC for Public Security.
During the meeting, some governors gave positive signals about the secretaries’ proposal, such as Cláudio de Castro (PL), from Rio, and Rafael Fonteles (PT), from Piauí.
Lewandowski rejected an excerpt from the secretaries’ proposal that establishes the maintenance of security funds, linked to his portfolio, with money from online betting, the so-called bets.
The text provides that the collection of bets maintains 20% of the FNSP (National Public Security Fund) and 10% of the FNP (National Penitentiary Fund).
“The president is concerned about [as bets] regulate them properly, this is not the time to say that they will be the source of resources for these two funds”, he said.
In search of support, Lewandowski decided to include, in parallel to the PEC discussion, another project that foresees changes in criminal legislation. He said he studies.
A point of consensus between the governors and the Lula administration is the inclusion of the Susp (Single Public Security System) in the Constitution, which would avoid a contingency of resources for the area.
A single change proposed by the secretaries is the inclusion of the states’ Civil Defense as part of the Susp, which would even have its nomenclature changed to the Unified System of Public Security and Social Defense.
According to Lewandowski, another request raised by the governors is to include the activities of municipal guards in the Constitution. He said that the issue should be analyzed by the ministry.
