President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) scheduled the sanction of the anti-factions bill for this Thursday (19), at the Palácio do Planalto, with the publication of decrees to combat . There is still no final decision on possible vetoes.
One of them will focus on regulating measures for the financial suffocation of criminal organizations and the so-called “loss” of assets.
The government also intends to send the message that it is important to intensify international cooperation against organized crime, including with the USA.
“Brazil has a very qualified structure to deal with organized crime, whether internally, with governments and local entities, or in relations with other countries. The correct path is cooperation”, says the
The government wants to offer an alternative to como (Primeiro Comando da Capital) and CV ().
The measure is also defended by right-wing politicians and should be part of the platform of senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PL-RJ).
“Terrorism does not have an economic objective, but rather a political one, to impose terror. Criminal organizations, on the other hand, have the objective of making a profit”, says Lucas.
In April, President Lula should travel to the USA for a meeting with Donald Trump, and the topic of cooperation against crime should be addressed.
According to Lucas, Brazil is interested in discussing with the American government points such as the dismantling of tax havens, used by organized crime to launder money.
The Lula government is betting on the project against factions and the one in the Senate, as measures to show commitment to combating crime. “There are two important milestones that will soon be implemented”, says the secretary.
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