The mayor, (-PB), said on Monday (22) that the discussion around the was distorted and will respect a Senate decision, if it is to overthrow or archive it.
He also spoke of “toxic guidelines” in the House and who wants to vote on the penaltime reduction project to convicts in the scammer attacks of January 8, including (), later this week.
“Now it’s been time to take all these toxic guidelines out of front. Maybe the House had the most difficult and challenging week last week, but we have decided that we will take these toxic guidelines because no one can handle this discussion anymore. Brazil has to look ahead,” he said at a BTG bank event in Sao Paulo.
Motta defended the, sewn by the rapporteur Paulinho da Força (Solidarity-SP), as pacification. On Sunday (21), they were together and Paulinho said that the project should go to plenary on Wednesday.
“I hope that the House, which will be sovereign, our plenary respecting opinions, House may be mature to face this agenda this week and can, in a way, position himself building a great way out to our country so that this agenda can be, God willing in the very close future, so that we can once and for all overcome this agenda,” he said.
The amnesty was the target of protests across the country on Sunday. Protesters, taken to the left streets, also shouted against the PEC of armor, nicknamed the text called by PEC Motta of the prerogatives.
“Seeing all this discussion is distorted, PEC of armor, of this, of this, it is not correct. As mayor, respect the decision that the Senate will have as to PEC, it is the duty of the Senate. If you think PEC is not interesting, vote against, archive, we respect. Now, the House is entitled to defend the parliamentary exercise,” he said.
The PEC, which restricts police operations and inquiries against congressmen, had a very bad repercussion on social networks, leading parliamentarians to apologize for their votes in favor of the proposal.
. This request would be deliberated in a secret vote – or that is, without individual political wear for congressmen who are against any investigations.
Moreover, there is no transition period in the proposal. The processes already in progress could be frozen in the event that PEC is approved in the way it is today. The effects could also be extended to state deputies.
The mayor, in defense of the proposal, said during the event this morning that the proposal would have no effect of shielding parliamentarians against common crimes because there are social networks today. “When today, with the strength of social networks, high speed of information, when we will have a common crime committed by anyone who goes unpunished, especially by parliamentary?” He asked.
