PL Antifação saves organized crime, says former coordinator – 02/27/2026 – Panel

says that the anti-faction project, approved by Congress this week, disfigures the government’s original text.

He states that creating crimes of structured social dominance and ultra-violent criminal organizations opens up gaps for violent actions on the outskirts.

Mariano also criticizes the rejection of the 15% taxation of bets, which would provide an extra R$30 billion to combat organized crime.

Another point he mentioned is the fact that resources from investigations conducted by the Civil Service will be allocated to state public security funds and only those from the Federal Police will go to the National Fund. As a result, according to the expert, there will be a loss of resources to combat criminal factions.

The sociologist also criticizes the ban on votes for pre-trial detainees, as it is unconstitutional. “In short, the approved project does not reach the top floor of organized crime and provides opportunities for violent and irresponsible actions, in the hills and on the outskirts in general”, he states.

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