After participating in the amnesty to the defendants of January 8, on Paulista Avenue, the governor of, (), promised to act with parliamentarians to approve, in, the project that predicts amnesty those involved in the attacks.
“I talked to on Friday about it. I will talk to him again now after the demonstration,” said Tarcisio on Monday morning (7) when announcing the extension of line 4-yellow from the São Paulo subway to Taboão da Serra, in the metropolitan region.
Tarcisio’s co-religionist, the mayor, Hugo Motta (Republicans-PB), has been to guide the vote on the amnesty project on January 8. He was one of the main targets of this Sunday’s speeches (6) and has shown resistance to the theme.
“I hope, Bolsonaro, if Hugo Motta is watching this here, that he changes, because you, Hugo Motta, are ashamed of the honorable people of Paraíba,” Pastor Silas Malafaia said, one of the protest organizers, in his speech in Paulista.
By participating in an event at ACSP (São Paulo Commercial Association) this Monday, the mayor defended minor penalties to the defendants of January 8, but stated that the amnesty is not from the country.
At the last meeting of the House leaders on Thursday (3), Motta would have asked the leaders of the countertops not to sign the project to urgently, which would take him straight to the vote in the plenary. With this, the bench has to collect a minimum of 257 signatures, among the 513 deputies, to ensure that the text advances in the house.
Political godson of the former president (PL), Tarcisio promised to act to get votes and approve the project.
“I think, as I say, the work that has to be done is the work of politics now. [para os deputados]is talking, convincing, showing the need, because we believe that amnesty is a point of pacification, “said the governor.
