The federal deputies of opposition to President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva (PT) prepare a new attempt to reverse the ineligibility of the former president Jair Bolsonaro (PL)forbidden to compete for elective positions by 2030, and enable it for the 2026 presidential dispute.
After obstacles to the bill that intends to amnesty the January 8 extremists, opponents mobilize the approval of a complementary bill (PLP) by Bibo Nunes (PL-RS) to Change the Clean Record Law. The proposal was filed in July 2023, shortly after the first trial of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) that condemned Bolsonaro to eight years of ineligibility.
The text of the Gaucho Deputy reduces the time of the ineligibility penalty from eight to two years. According to the justification presented, the proposed period “is a more than sufficient sanction for the ends that aims to ineligibility.” In addition to the author, 72 federal deputies sign the measure as co -authors.
The proposal is being processed by the Chamber’s Constitution, Justice and Citizenship Commission (CCJ), under the rapporteur of federal deputy Filipe Barros (PL-PR), who has not yet presented an opinion. The collegiate, who analyzes the legal admissibility of bills and is considered the most important of the house, will elect a new president this month. The commission, for now, is commanded by Caroline de Toni (PL-SC).
To the portal The AntagonistBibo Nunes said the measure “is not a casuistic project.” “Eight years is absurd. There is no reason, ”said the parliamentarian.
The Federal Supreme Court (STF) has already held 898 people for the scammer acts of 8 January, according to a report released by Alexandre de Moraes’s office in January.
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The amnesty to those involved in attacking the three powers is one of Bolsonaro’s flags, which estimates that an expanded version of the amnesty project can nullify his condemnations in the electoral sphere and enable him to the 2026 presidential election.
In interviews, even if it accumulates two penalties for ineligibility and avoid responding if it really believes that it may reverse them in time for the next presidential dispute.
The Amnesty Bill awaits the creation of a special commission of the House. The new presidents of the Chamber, (Republicans-PB), and Senate, (Union-AP) stated that they do not oppose the proposal, but emphasize that the measure divides the opinions of the congressmen, which can make their approval difficult.
