The Brazilian political scenario is boiling with the discussions around the Amnesty Bill no. The Workers Party bench () is currently mapping the support of the deputies, while the opposition claims to have about 300 votes in favor of the proposal in. On the other hand, the governors estimate only 200 votes. The leadership of the Liberal Party () states that it already has sufficient signatures to approve the request for urgency, but awaits the return of Deputy Hugo Motta (Republicans-PB), who is traveling with President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva (PT), to discuss the issue next week.
Motta, who received support from both sides for his election as mayor, avoids positioning himself and awaits consensus among leaders to put the project on the agenda. Voting mapping is a common practice in important voting in Congress, and the PL claims to have the support of nine subtitles to advance with the proposal. With the return of, the pressure should increase significantly.
The governors point out that if the proposal advances, they consider it unconstitutional and promise to appeal to the Supreme Federal Court (STF). The strategy is to avoid political instability and conflicts with the Supreme Court, suggesting that the issue is postponed. Former President Jair Bolsonaro again charged the discussion, stating that the goal is to benefit people unjustly, not himself.
*With information from Luciana Verdolin
*Report produced with the aid of AI
