Deputy Paulinho da Força (Solidarity-SP), chosen rapporteur of the Amnesty Bill, stated that a broad, general and unrestricted amnesty, as the allies of () intend is “impossible”.
“I think we’ll have to do something in the middle, which may not thank the far right or the far left, but pleases the majority of the House,” he said on Thursday (19).
“I will do everything so that we can go out with the pacified country, not so much to the far right, not so much to the extreme left. But we can build a project for most of Brazil, that we can pacify the country. This will be my role from now on,” he said on video on social networks.
The choice is by the President of, (-PB), who reported the decision in publication on social networks. “I’m sure he will lead the discussions of the theme with the necessary balance,” he wrote.
The day before, Motta argued that the person responsible for negotiating the text should propose a solution that pacifies the country, with “respect for institutions, the commitment to legality and also taking into account the humanitarian conditions of the people who are involved in this matter.”
The decision also considers the proximity of the deputy with and other ministers, which would allow him to negotiate the bill more directly.
they have known each other since the minister advocated in Sao Paulo, and the friendship narrowed when defended by Bolsonaro, when Moraes presided over the (Superior Electoral Court).
The name of the rapporteur was seen with caveats by the right, who criticized his union history. Allies, on the other hand, argued that Paulinho would be one of the most appropriate people to conduct the negotiation, because he was close to the presidents of parties, of STF ministers and being more to the center, having criticized the president (PT) and Bolsonaro.
