The president () meets this Thursday morning (13) with ministers from his government to discuss the public security crisis amid the . The PT member called on all members of the Esplanada who were once governors, such as (Civil House) and (Education).
The meeting will also be attended by the ministers (Justice and Public Security), (Secretariat of Institutional Relations) and (Finance).
The meeting takes place one day after the president of the Chamber, (Republicanos-PB), to the text of the rapporteur (PP-SP). Members of the Executive say that the latest opinion released by Derrite (the fourth) continues to have problems and could cause legal chaos if approved.
Postponing the vote represents . Despite this, there is also strain on the federal government, which accelerated the submission of the proposal to present a response to the security crisis triggered after the mega-operation in Rio de Janeiro against the Red Command left more than 120 people dead.
The topic of public security has gained centrality in recent weeks and has come to dominate the political debate, against the backdrop of the 2026 electoral dispute. There is an assessment among members of the Planalto, however, that the government can use this debate to strengthen an agenda defended by the Executive, in contrast to what the Chamber is trying to achieve.
Furthermore, this Thursday’s meeting, which is being treated as a work meeting, takes place on a day of popularity for the PT administration. According to the survey, 31% of Brazilians evaluate the government as positive, while 38% consider it negative. Another 28% classify the management as regular, and 3% were unable to respond.
The fluctuations in relation to the previous survey are within the margin of error of two percentage points, but numerically inverted the , when Lula had a 33% positive evaluation and 37% a negative evaluation. The difference between the two indicators, which was tied at the maximum limit of the margin of error, has now returned to 7 percentage points.
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