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[00:00:00] several conversations, she decided to run away from home to be with him, the
[00:00:04] man confessed that he sexually abused the girl, the
[00:00:07] learn, learn to teenager received psychological care and is already with
[00:00:11] her parents. The employees of Caixa Econômica Federal and Banco do
[00:00:15] Brasil went on strike starting today. At Caixa, the
[00:00:18] strike is nationwide for an indefinite period, it happens
[00:00:22] after the refusal of a proposal for the renewal of the collective
[00:00:25] labor agreement. At Banco do Brasil, the strike is partial, it only occurs
[00:00:29] in unions that did not approve the category's
[00:00:32] agreement, such as in Brasília, Rio de Janeiro, Porto Alegre and
[00:00:35] Florianópolis. The new collective labor agreement for the
[00:00:39] category was signed yesterday in São Paulo, by the National Federation of
[00:00:42] Banks and by the bankers. The agreement provides for full inflation
[00:00:46] adjustment, but a real increase of 0.6%,
[00:00:50] in the next 2 years. The
[00:00:53] Record News news program continues the exhibition of the interviews with the
[00:00:56] candidates for the Senate for the State of Rio de Janeiro. Today's
[00:01:00] exclusive interview is with Marcos Dias from Podemos, he
[00:01:04] spoke with presenter Raquel Amorim from Record Rio, let's
[00:01:07] watch.
[00:01:13] Record News continues its series of interviews with candidates
[00:01:16] for the Senate, now we present the participation
[00:01:19] of representatives from the state of Rio de Janeiro. All candidates were invited,
[00:01:23] whose party or federation had a minimum of five
[00:01:27] federal deputies elected in June of... of
[00:01:30] 2024. The dates were defined by
[00:01:33] drawing lots in a meeting with the advisors of each of the
[00:01:36] following candidates: Carlos Jordi from PL, Carlos
[00:01:40] Portinho also from PL, Marcelo Crivella from
[00:01:42] Republicans, Marcos Dias from Podemos, Mônica
[00:01:46] Benício from PSOL, Pedro Paulo from PSD and Vaguinho
[00:01:49] from Republicans. Benedita da Silva's team
[00:01:53] from PT chose not to participate. Today
[00:01:57] we welcome the candidate.
[00:02:00] Hello candidate, thank you for your presence, it's an honor to be
[00:02:04] with you, to speak to this powerful communication network, to
[00:02:07] this qualified audience. This interview will last 20
[00:02:11] minutes, which will start being counted from
[00:02:14] now. Candidate, you are a councilman here in Rio de
[00:02:18] Janeiro and have run in other elections for positions in the
[00:02:21] state and federal legislature throughout your political
[00:02:24] career. How have these experiences helped to
[00:02:28] going to Brasília to talk to build your vision of the main problems of the state and,
[00:02:32] continuing, what do you intend to bring from this experience to the
[00:02:34] Senate? Good question, uh, but before I
[00:02:38] ran in the election, the first election, I already come from a
[00:02:41] trajectory in politics since I was a very young boy, at 12 years old I was introduced
[00:02:44] to politics and from there the political-party
[00:02:48] activism in political party movements was always very
[00:02:51] intense and I understand that through politics we have the
[00:02:55] tool for transforming
[00:02:57] but prepare for the society, the responsibility in voting
[00:03:00] is what will determine the future of our nation, of our state. What
[00:03:04] we have seen over the years is that
[00:03:06] because the population is not
[00:03:10] well-informed, perhaps, or well-
[00:03:12] oriented, the policies are having these damaging
[00:03:16] consequences. We are electing men
[00:03:19] without commitment to really with life. What we
[00:03:23] have seen there, people with speeches, with very
[00:03:26] beautiful, very pretty narratives, with wonderful advertisements. at the time of the
[00:03:32] related to Banco Master, the election, but then the deliveries do not happen, so it is time for society to be attentive, once again
[00:03:35] we are on the eve of the election and not all
[00:03:38] that glitters is gold. Now, in your specific case, what do you
[00:03:42] intend to bring from this experience to the Senate, really? Uh, I
[00:03:46] usually say the following: I have a capitalist heart
[00:03:50] with a socialist yearning, I understand that
[00:03:53] capital and social must go together, we need
[00:03:56] to imprint, right, through politics, it's the...
[00:04:00] the economy is a chaos in our country and this generates
[00:04:03] unemployment and generates instability for those who employ
[00:04:06] and the consequence will be at the end with society and through
[00:04:10] serious public policy made by committed men that we will rescue
[00:04:14] the country, bring back dignity to our people, our
[00:04:17] people are an orderly people, a blessed people, a nation
[00:04:20] where everything we plant we harvest, so it is
[00:04:24] really policies and tightening the economy, the
[00:04:27] public debt is very large, there is a drain
[00:04:31] where all the money, all the resources are going down the drain, so if
[00:04:35] we don't have policies that stop this evil and are actually
[00:04:39] applied in society, there will be no
[00:04:41] way, that's why it's a time of great responsibility to understand
[00:04:45] who has the best proposals in truth and look back
[00:04:49] at those who had the opportunity and did not do it, this is the moment for this
[00:04:52] reflection and a change of position, speaking
[00:04:56] about public safety which appears as one of the main banners. of
[00:05:00] your campaign, inclusive, Rio de Janeiro lives with the advance of
[00:05:03] factions, of territorial disputes also
[00:05:06] with the growth of criminality in various
[00:05:09] regions of the state. In your assessment, what should be the role of the federal
[00:05:13] government and Congress in confronting the factions and
[00:05:16] militias that operate here in Rio de Janeiro? It is up to the
[00:05:20] National Congress and the
[00:05:23] federal executive to
[00:05:26] toughen criminal laws, this
[00:05:29] is fundamental, because today what happens? Police
[00:05:33] arrest, justice releases, so the revision of
[00:05:36] criminal laws, the integration between intelligence
[00:05:40] forces, between the... union, state and
[00:05:43] municipality, all of this has to be coupled, if there is no
[00:05:46] joint action between the three powers, the three
[00:05:50] units of municipal, state and federal power, there will be no
[00:05:53] real solution, it's no use, you have to work in an integrated way
[00:05:57] and you know, we have in the communities where I go
[00:06:01] a lot in the communities, I'm a pastor, so we have a lot of access to the
[00:06:04] communities, most of the people who are there are good people, people who want
[00:06:08] to go out to work and go back to their homes they can't they...
[00:06:12] are uh suffocated by parallel power, but
[00:06:16] the great barons of violence, the great barons of
[00:06:19] criminality, they are not living in the community, they are in the south
[00:06:23] zone, they are in the large luxury condominiums, they are in the
[00:06:26] judiciary, they are in politics, and
[00:06:30] that's what needs to be identified, it's through
[00:06:32] responsibility and suffocating the financial
[00:06:36] arm of criminality, because you go there and see that guy who
[00:06:40] is committing crimes with a gun in his hand. But he's just the
[00:06:43] tip, because in reality the big ones are not there in the community, they are
[00:06:46] hidden in mansions, in luxury
[00:06:49] cars, uh, in big
[00:06:52] facades, so there has to be integration, identify
[00:06:55] where the money is going, because the moment you suffocate the
[00:06:58] money, they won't survive. Uh, you mentioned
[00:07:02] the toughening of laws against criminals,
[00:07:06] a firmer action by the state in confronting organized crime, now
[00:07:09] in practice, how would this work? In
[00:07:13] practice, it is really to make what is already
[00:07:16] provided for in law happen, you need to put it into practice, let's go,
[00:07:20] effective security actions,
[00:07:23] uh, it won't work while governors
[00:07:26] are indicating to command police battalions or
[00:07:29] police stations the indication of a
[00:07:32] deputy, this has to stop, this management has to
[00:07:36] really be from the executive, the governor has to be empowered,
[00:07:39] empowered to say, look, who will be, who will command... in
[00:07:43] security is the security secretary, it is the general commander of the military
[00:07:46] police, it is the secretary of the civil police, empower
[00:07:50] the security forces, uh, the
[00:07:52] authorities are there to fulfill their duty, we have our
[00:07:56] well-qualified security force, prison police, civil police, federal
[00:07:59] police, state police, they are all very
[00:08:03] qualified for combat, but if there is no
[00:08:06] effective control, if there is that thing that oh, the
[00:08:10] battalion commander is there to do politics. for so-and-so
[00:08:13] and so-and-so, this will not work the same thing in the federal
[00:08:17] government, today we are seeing there that this federal
[00:08:20] misgovernment, it is placing federal police with very
[00:08:24] clear political positions, that is, they
[00:08:27] will combat what interests them to combat, but criminality itself is
[00:08:30] loose, so this politicization of the system has to
[00:08:33] end, there have to be rules, uh, in fact the rules already
[00:08:37] exist, they have to be put into practice this, it's management, management
[00:08:40] concerned with the future of... our Brazil, Raquel, I had a
[00:08:44] brother who died with a shot in the head, 13 years ago, my
[00:08:48] brother was going to church and got shot in the head, and this
[00:08:51] pain is in our hearts to this day, my
[00:08:55] mother, my siblings all feel this pain to this
[00:08:58] day, and this escalation, after 13 years we see every
[00:09:02] day people dying, today you can't
[00:09:05] talk on your phone there on the corner here in the south zone because
[00:09:08] someone on a bicycle passes by and steals your phone or someone
[00:09:12] armed passes by, robs you, kills you for a phone, this is an
[00:09:15] absurdity, but why does this happen? Investigative police don't
[00:09:19] know where they are, don't know who the receiver is, so
[00:09:22] intelligence linked with efficiency, but we
[00:09:25] can't forget that the whole process of criminality also needs to be
[00:09:29] treated at its core, which is education, we need to
[00:09:33] have a decent daycare, a qualified
[00:09:36] professionals so that, as Darci
[00:09:39] Ribeiro dreamed and preached, education
[00:09:42] transforms joint actions, effective action in the present, we need to
[00:09:46] take care of the present, but without thinking about the transformation that will
[00:09:50] take 15, 16 years. Perfect candidate, another issue you
[00:09:53] highlight is the fight against sexual violence against children and
[00:09:56] adolescents, you advocate for stricter punishments for this type of
[00:10:00] crime, now how would these measures work and
[00:10:04] what other prevention and victim
[00:10:06] assistance policies do you intend to advocate for, if elected?
[00:10:10] Well, when we talk about chemical castration, it's the
[00:10:14] climax of the problem, there was already a victim who
[00:10:17] died, or was raped and had a
[00:10:20] conviction, so it's the final
[00:10:24] point of everything, then I have to... go back to education, our children, our
[00:10:27] boys, our, our families need to be re-educated,
[00:10:32] respect women in their entirety, respect children, the
[00:10:36] word that is the core of this problem is respect,
[00:10:39] society lost respect, lost love for others, so
[00:10:43] these consequences are all happening at the end, when we talk about
[00:10:47] castration it's that marginal who has already
[00:10:50] been convicted and there's no way, that when
[00:10:53] he comes back to the street he will... all statistics in the world
[00:10:57] show that recidivism is very high, they come back to practice,
[00:11:00] recently here in Brazil a convicted person of over a hundred years,
[00:11:04] got out because of these loopholes that the law
[00:11:07] has, he got out, committed the same crime and went back to
[00:11:11] prison, so uh uh education will be guiding all
[00:11:15] this, but effective actions at the end, the rigor in
[00:11:18] toughening up, he's condemned, he's going to pay a high penalty,
[00:11:21] you understand? We are in favor of tremendous rigor in penalties. Good.
[00:11:25] Speaking now about the relationship between the powers, the Federal Supreme
[00:11:28] Court, you have also made public defenses of
[00:11:32] changes in the relationship between the Senate and the STF, including
[00:11:36] on topics such as fixed terms for ministers of the
[00:11:39] Court. In your view, is the balance between the
[00:11:42] powers working today, candidate? No, it is not.
[00:11:46] We have seen in the last hours, right, two, three
[00:11:49] days ago, what is happening,
[00:11:52] the STF is lost. It
[00:11:56] is a mess and you know what happens? It's the fault of the federal
[00:12:00] senate that is being negligent, glass roof,
[00:12:03] would it be? What fear does the federal senator have today
[00:12:07] of arbitrating, supervising and
[00:12:10] moderating the actions of the STF, why? They have
[00:12:13] a lot of debt at the notary's office and that's why they cannot
[00:12:16] take a stand? All this needs to be reviewed and no one
[00:12:20] is above the law, above the constitution, not even the president of the
[00:12:24] republic, no ruler and no minister,
[00:12:28] whoever owes must pay, it is clear that always uh the full
[00:12:32] right to defense, there is no such radicalism, you will never hear
[00:12:35] Marcos Dias swearing at ministers, offending ministers, but they must
[00:12:39] be held accountable, we have seen ministers there with strong
[00:12:43] indications of contamination of
[00:12:46] corruption, so this must be investigated, must be
[00:12:49] removed, isn't that what they do with a politician who is in
[00:12:53] charge of a state or a...
[00:12:55] when there is suspicion, isn't he removed? Why does a minister have to continue with
[00:12:59] all this? Is he a demigod or does he feel like God
[00:13:02] himself? No, that's not it, the constitution is to be
[00:13:05] respected by all and another big problem we have is
[00:13:09] in the composition of the Supreme Court,
[00:13:13] it's action among friends, right? This has to end, when I say it has to be
[00:13:17] an 8-year term, it's to oxygenate the system, we
[00:13:20] have a range of professionals in the judicial
[00:13:23] area. capable of oxygenating the
[00:13:27] system, so I am in favor of an 8-year term, yes,
[00:13:30] why not? And another thing, the choice cannot be
[00:13:34] like action among friends, we have seen this misgovernment
[00:13:37] already two or more times he chose the one who was
[00:13:41] a lawyer, a party colleague who became a minister, the other was
[00:13:45] a lawyer in a reversal that we are
[00:13:48] totally uh repugnant to what
[00:13:51] happened and became a STF minister who... what
[00:13:55] impartiality will this minister have? So I advocate that
[00:13:59] they be career judges with a vast experience, with a resume
[00:14:02] and within the judicial system they be
[00:14:05] voted, then yes it is a triple list for the decision of the president of the
[00:14:09] republic, but people with background, with
[00:14:12] capacity to actually enforce justice in Brazil.
[00:14:16] Candidate, speaking about economy, job creation, a super important topic
[00:14:20] for the people of Rio, Rio de Janeiro faces historical challenges in
[00:14:23] job creation, attracting investments, at the same
[00:14:27] time seeking to reduce dependence on specific
[00:14:30] sectors of our economy. What
[00:14:33] proposals do you advocate to stimulate the economic
[00:14:37] development of the state and how can the Senate help Rio
[00:14:40] to grow again in a sustainable
[00:14:42] way? It's institutional security,
[00:14:46] security,
[00:14:50] uh, tranquility so that the entrepreneur can
[00:14:52] produce. The entrepreneur does not. insecurity, legal
[00:14:56] security that he today comes and sets up his company and
[00:15:00] tomorrow the rules of the game change, this
[00:15:03] instability generates distrust and when it generates distrust
[00:15:06] the one who knows how to produce will not risk his
[00:15:10] money, he will invest abroad, he will make other investments, he will stay in the
[00:15:14] speculative market, because when you don't prestige
[00:15:17] the one who generates the income, they will not
[00:15:21] put the money at risk, so there has to be responsibility.
[00:15:25] Today in the state of Rio de Janeiro we suffer an evasion of
[00:15:29] companies, they all left because
[00:15:31] of cargo and cargo theft, it's an
[00:15:35] absurdity, kidnapping. All this is
[00:15:38] driving away these entrepreneurs, they are going to
[00:15:41] other states, they are going to São Paulo, Paraná, they are going outside
[00:15:45] Brazil, then there is already a national policy, because today you see
[00:15:48] well, look at the absurdity that it is, I am, let it be
[00:15:52] well registered, I am not against social programs, but I was in a city in the
[00:15:56] interior now last Saturday
[00:15:59] and 16,600 something
[00:16:02] people depend on federal government grants,
[00:16:05] while 8,500... people work with formal
[00:16:08] contracts, what kind of serious country is this, where are we
[00:16:12] going? Because today the guarantees
[00:16:15] uh, it's much more comfortable for people to be accommodated
[00:16:19] in these programs, right, which I think are good as long as they have a
[00:16:23] short period of existence, not continuous in the way they are,
[00:16:27] requalifying,
[00:16:29] uh, stimulating entrepreneurship so that this warms up
[00:16:32] the economy, so the actions are first the responsibility that the government must have with
[00:16:36] institutional security. and with security of stability for
[00:16:39] entrepreneurs, speaking specifically of the Senate, how can the Senate help
[00:16:43] Rio grow, the Senate is there precisely to moderate
[00:16:47] the actions of the federal government, today the federal government's debt is
[00:16:50] absurd, if there is no control over
[00:16:54] spending, the country that is already
[00:16:56] broken will go bankrupt totally, misery is there, the
[00:17:00] message seen on television, a lying message, because people are
[00:17:04] really in need, there's no picanha, there's
[00:17:07] no... nothing, only sharp talk and if there is
[00:17:10] no by the Federal Senate that uh that instance
[00:17:14] of effective supervision so
[00:17:16] that there are for entrepreneurs the necessary guarantees to
[00:17:20] undertake and that there are also for employees
[00:17:23] and collaborators the due guarantees respecting the
[00:17:26] employer-employee relationship and it is the
[00:17:29] Senate through direct actions supervising,
[00:17:33] promoting laws, I think even the issue of promoting laws is very fragile.
[00:17:37] Because we already have good laws, what needs to be put
[00:17:40] into practice, we need to demand from the executive real practice,
[00:17:44] supervision, but to do that, the senator
[00:17:47] needs to have courage and disposition, if he goes
[00:17:50] there dependent with a begging bowl in his hand of what the federal government will do
[00:17:54] for him personally, for his mandate, he will not succeed,
[00:17:57] now candidate, you are in your first term as councilman and now
[00:18:01] you are running for an 8-year term in the federal senate,
[00:18:05] why did you decide to take this step? At this moment
[00:18:08] it is precisely because I perceive that the political
[00:18:12] actors who are there, who had the opportunity, they are
[00:18:15] outdated, we see most of them all with all with
[00:18:19] many mandates, with many stories and little
[00:18:22] effectiveness, so politics has to be renewed, in my case
[00:18:26] even, I'm 54 years old, I'm in my first term as
[00:18:30] councilman and I intend to continue for a while,
[00:18:35] legacy for those who are more... with new
[00:18:38] blood to offer the best for the nation, if this
[00:18:41] cycle of many mandates remains, I am against it, I am not
[00:18:45] in favor of it, I think we need to oxygenate politics, because the system
[00:18:48] you see no one wants to leave and it's getting harder and harder
[00:18:52] for new people, because these electoral rules that are in place are
[00:18:55] cowardly, 45 days of campaign, it's the electoral
[00:18:59] fund that I am totally against the electoral fund, I am in favor of
[00:19:03] private financing, it's an absurdity, look, do you know how much we
[00:19:07] cost? Now in the elections R$ 5 billion
[00:19:10] reais then you add only R$ 61 billion in
[00:19:13] amendments per year, 5 billion is the cost of the Senate and
[00:19:17] 9 billion is the cost of the Federal Chamber and another 5
[00:19:20] billion of electoral
[00:19:22] fund,
[00:19:24] this is wrong, then you come here and talk about administrative reform
[00:19:28] affecting workers, affecting public servants,
[00:19:32] it's not like that, I even think there should be administrative reform to
[00:19:36] attack uh... those big salaries, those absurd salaries, they
[00:19:40] need to be reviewed, there needs to be this look, yes,
[00:19:43] but the example has to start with those who make the laws, how am I going to
[00:19:47] propose administrative reform if it doesn't start with the
[00:19:50] parliamentarian who makes them? That's wrong, 61
[00:19:54] billion in amendments, where is this money going, how is it being
[00:19:58] applied, how is it being used? So be sure, I
[00:20:01] would be there in the Senate defending the balance of this, stopping
[00:20:05] this cowardly bleeding that...
[00:20:07] has been affecting our society, there's no need to take money from sports, from
[00:20:11] education, from health to feed this cowardly system
[00:20:14] that is against the population. So, speaking of a potential mandate,
[00:20:18] what mark would you like to leave?
[00:20:21] Respect, respect and truly
[00:20:24] value dignity. Our country, as I said here,
[00:20:28] is a country with a vocation for success, our land
[00:20:31] we plant, it flourishes and bears fruit. Our,
[00:20:34] our agribusiness is a powerhouse. We are
[00:20:38] a blessed nation, but it is a nation that is sick, it is sick why?
[00:20:42] Because the men who have governed, have governed without
[00:20:46] love, without respect, I always say, Raquel, that if we...
[00:20:50] don't have God's mercy, understand well, okay, I'm not being
[00:20:53] selective with any faith, I'm talking about God, I'm not talking about
[00:20:57] religion, if God doesn't interfere in the
[00:21:00] next mandates of the men who are in charge, if there isn't
[00:21:04] a cry from the nation for mercy, you can change,
[00:21:07] you can put the best executive, the best parliamentarian, it can
[00:21:11] be anyone, including Marcos Dias, if it's
[00:21:14] not mercy, if there isn't the recognition that
[00:21:18] God can heal.
[00:21:20] We will have difficulties, candidate, we are reaching the end of the interview, you have
[00:21:24] one minute for final considerations, I want to thank you for this
[00:21:27] opportunity, to democratically speak to this
[00:21:30] qualified audience, my name is Marcos Dias and
[00:21:33] I am seeking a mandate in the Senate to represent you
[00:21:37] with responsibility and with dignity, it is a
[00:21:41] very difficult battle, I need my challenge is to become known
[00:21:44] through your help I can get there and be
[00:21:48] known, my number is... 200, I am seeking your vote and if
[00:21:52] you already have an option, I can be your second vote. God bless
[00:21:55] you, your home, let's go forward, because Brazil has
[00:21:58] a way. Okay, candidate, thank you very much for your
[00:22:02] participation, you still have 20 seconds, really? Blessed is the nation whose
[00:22:06] God is the Lord, that's the message I want to tell you, nothing
[00:22:09] happens without God's permission, nothing, He is the owner of
[00:22:13] all things, I am prepared to represent you, remembering that God has
[00:22:16] control of my life and everything. Okay, okay, thank you very much. For your
[00:22:20] participation, candidate Marcos Dias, thank you, Raquel.
[00:22:24] Thank you also to you who followed us, remembering that all
[00:22:27] interviews shown here on Record News are available on
[00:22:31] the R7.com portal also the special coverage of the
[00:22:34] elections, you can check it out on our social media. Tomorrow,
[00:22:38] the interviewee will be candidate Carlos Jordi from the
[00:22:41] PL, I'll wait
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[00:28:22] We're back, Minister Alexandre de Moraes canceled a
[00:28:25] statement he would make amidst the crisis in the Supreme Federal Court. We're
[00:28:31] reporter Gabriela. Veras who brings more
[00:28:33] details. Good evening,
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[00:28:40] Good evening, Gustavo, Renata. Good evening to everyone following Record
[00:28:44] News. Well, this would be the first
[00:28:47] statement, the first public speech by Moraes, since
[00:28:51] this crisis was installed in the Supreme Federal Court and
[00:28:54] those exchanges of messages between him and
[00:28:58] Vorcaro came to light. The statement was
[00:29:01] announced by the minister's office for 11 AM,
[00:29:05] but shortly after it was canceled. The crisis
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[00:29:12] André, André Mendonça had lifted the secrecy of the
[00:29:15] report, which revealed
[00:29:19] this alleged exchange of messages between the
[00:29:22] former banker Daniel Vorcaro and the STF minister
[00:29:25] Alexandre de Moraes. In the message, the former banker
[00:29:29] would ask for the minister's help in matters
[00:29:34] disclosure of the report led Moraes to ask the president
[00:29:38] of the STF, Edson Faquim, to open an investigation
[00:29:41] against Mendonça for alleged abuse of
[00:29:44] authority. Yesterday, Faquim even suspended
[00:29:48] the decision of Minister André Mendonça that removed the general director
[00:29:52] of the Federal Police, Andrei Rodrigues, and also suspended
[00:29:55] the order of Flávio Dino who had reinstated
[00:29:58] him to the position. Faquim also removed from Alexandre de Moraes
[00:30:02] the... rapporteurship of the fake news inquiry. Also
[00:30:05] yesterday, the president of the STF, Minister Edson Faquim,
[00:30:09] convened a plenary session for next
[00:30:12] Tuesday, the 15th, to discuss this Federal Police
[00:30:15] report that pointed to this
[00:30:19] Moraes and Vorcaro. The president of the STF should only
[00:30:22] decide on the rapporteurship of the
[00:30:26] cases, after the deadlines for the
[00:30:29] statements of the PGR, the federal
[00:30:32] police and also the ministers involved, to fully
[00:30:36] assume the rapporteurship, Faquim would need to submit the decision
[00:30:39] to the plenary, since the internal rules prohibit the
[00:30:43] president of the STF from taking processes
[00:30:45] distributed to another minister. The presidency of the
[00:30:49] STF also canceled the judgment
[00:30:52] session scheduled for this Thursday, it was the
[00:30:55] third cancellation of the week's sessions.
[00:30:59] sessions.