The deputy Federal Gilvan (PL-ES) said on Wednesday (9), that it exaggerated in his speech when he wished the president’s death Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT).
“I do not wish anyone’s death, but I still understand that Lula should pay for his crimes, he should be arrested, and for all he has done to our country. But I recognize that I exaggerated in my speech,” Gilvan said in the House Plenary.
A to investigate the speeches of Gilvan of the federal.
According to AGU, the speeches can configure crimes of incitement to crime (art. 286 of the Penal Code) and threat (art. 147 of the Penal Code).
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Gilvan’s speech took place last Tuesday (8). At the time, he said, “I want more he really dies and that [os seguranças dele] Walk unarmed. ”
“I want him to go to the fifth of hell, it’s my right. It doesn’t mean I’m going to kill the guy. But I want him to die, to go to the fifth of hell. Because not even the devil wants Lula, that’s why he’s overcoming cancer … I hope he has a heart attack,” said the deputy.
The board approved a bill that prohibits the use of firearms by personal security of President Lula and ministers. The measure was presented in August 2023 by deputies delegate Paulo Bilynskyj (PL-SP), current chairman of the Commission, and Delegate Skull (PL-PA). Gilvan was the rapporteur.
According to the text, “the use of firearms is forbidden by the agents of the President of the Republic and his ministers of state, albeit in activities involving the immediate security of such dignitaries.”
During the meeting, Bilynskyj, who is a pro-drugstore, said the project brings a “leveling” in the debate on access to arms in the country.
In justification of the text, the deputy argues that the performance of presidential and ministerial security must “agree with the ideology of the current agent, who does not see in firearms something beneficial to society.”
President Lula is against expanding access to arms in the country and, in his management, changed rules created in the government of Jair Bolsonaro (PL) that facilitated the issue.
The proposal still needs the endorsement of the Public Administration and Service Commission and the Constitution and Justice Commission (CCJ). For being conclusively, if approved in the collegiate, you can go directly to the Senate analysis.
