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[00:01:16] Conexão continues with the exhibition of the interviews of the candidates for
[00:01:20] the Senate. For the state of Paraná, candidate Felipe Barros from the PL
[00:01:23] participated in an interview with presenters Manuells
[00:01:27] and Eduardo Escola on Rick.
[00:01:38] here in the studio, he is Felipe Barros, candidate from the PL. Candidate,
[00:01:42] welcome, thank you for your attention to the audience of the Rick group.
[00:01:45] Thank you, Manu, thank you, Eduardo. I want to greet everyone who is following us
[00:01:49] live this morning. Good morning to all, and I am at your disposal.
[00:01:53] takes your money, steals Candidate, we need to start talking about the Federal Supreme Court. It was a
[00:01:57] subject that was already among the priorities. of a
[00:02:00] federal Senate oversight from 2027 onwards, and
[00:02:03] it gains even more prominence with this unprecedented crisis. You have always been
[00:02:07] quite unyielding in this oversight. I want to understand
[00:02:11] what kind of priority you believe is necessary to be discussed
[00:02:14] in the Federal Senate to establish new rules, and even new
[00:02:17] limits for the Supreme Court's actions. Manu, if the Federal Senate
[00:02:21] had made decisions 6,
[00:02:25] 7, 8 years ago, we certainly would not have reached
[00:02:28] the point we are at. We are seeing the news in a shocking way over
[00:02:33] grandchildren. On October 4th, these last few days, these last weeks, but I, Felipe
[00:02:36] Barros, have been denouncing all of this for at least 8
[00:02:39] years, right? So that's why I've been talking about the importance
[00:02:44] payroll. We need to of electing senators this year, because a senator has to defend the state from which he is elected.
[00:02:48] I have always defended, fought, and worked for the state of Paraná. We
[00:02:52] need to rescue the political prominence of Paraná
[00:02:55] in the Federal Senate, but at the same
[00:02:58] time, we have to... second mission,
[00:03:02] function of a senator of the republic, which is to work, to fight for a better
[00:03:05] Brazil. Then we have to, uh,
[00:03:07] decide on a profound reform of the judiciary, which I have
[00:03:11] spoken about. I defend that Supreme Court ministers should have a term, not
[00:03:15] a lifelong position. For how
[00:03:17] legislative and executive branches. Speaking of long? I advocate for a 12-year term for Supreme Court ministers. I advocate for them to be
[00:03:21] judges, Eduardo, career judges from the magistracy, who passed public exams. They can
[00:03:25] continue to be appointed by the President of the Republic, but they must come from the
[00:03:28] magistracy. I defend that there is a minimum. I defend that we
[00:03:31] reformulate what the attributions of the Federal
[00:03:35] Supreme Court are. I defend that it should be a
[00:03:38] exclusively constitutional court, as it is in the United
[00:03:41] States. Today, the Federal Supreme Court has become a small claims
[00:03:44] court, judging everything, judging everyone, changing its understanding according to
[00:03:48] the cover of the process, right? It depends. If it's X they are
[00:03:52] judging, they judge it one way; if it's Y, they judge it another way, right? They
[00:03:55] interfere in the legislative, interfere in the
[00:03:58] Iranian government's repression of executive. No, I think we have to transform the Supreme Court. which all of us
[00:04:00] defend, but precisely because we defend the Supreme Court, we
[00:04:04] have to reformulate the judiciary, especially the Supreme Court.
[00:04:08] You also presented a bill to prevent relatives of ministers from
[00:04:11] acting in the Federal Supreme Court. I want to understand what
[00:04:15] that priority is, if it should also extend to other instances of
[00:04:19] the judiciary? Yes, but no. Look at the absurdity. Many times we
[00:04:23] have to make projects stating the obvious. In normal
[00:04:26] situations, I wouldn't need to make a bill saying that the relatives
[00:04:30] of ministers cannot have cases under
[00:04:33] judgment in the courts where their relatives are
[00:04:36] appointed. That doesn't need to be done. The bill shouldn't need to be made, but
[00:04:40] we reached the point where I have to make a bill to
[00:04:43] state the obvious, right? So this cannot happen. Minister Edson
[00:04:47] Faquim, from Paraná, from Curitiba by the way, has tried
[00:04:51] to advance a code of ethics, a code of conduct for the Supreme
[00:04:54] Court ministers. This is necessary, because if the Supreme Court doesn't make
[00:04:57] a code of conduct, from January of next year, I, as a senator, will.
[00:05:01] Candidate, and also speaking of power, but
[00:05:05] then a divided power, you are a critic, including of the
[00:05:08] concentration of power in the STF as well. In the
[00:05:12] executive branch, the National Congress has, in recent
[00:05:16] years and recently, started to administer a significant
[00:05:20] and quite glaring portion of the union's budget, billions
[00:05:23] of reais. The question I ask you is, isn't there also
[00:05:27] an excess of power in Congress that would need to be limited in Brazil today?
[00:05:30] I defend parliamentary amendments,
[00:05:34] Eduardo, as long as they are not as they are now. As long as
[00:05:37] they have three criteria: total
[00:05:41] transparency. It's public money. Traceability so that any
[00:05:45] of you, press professionals, journalists, or citizens can
[00:05:48] follow where public money is being spent. And a
[00:05:51] third point, that there is a certain
[00:05:55] control between the legislative
[00:05:58] power and the executive power, because
[00:06:02] despite defending parliamentary amendments, which means resources, investment at the local level,
[00:06:06] we need to do this from the legislative in partnership with the executive power. What do I mean
[00:06:10] by that? The legislative branch is increasingly
[00:06:12] trying to take a portion of the budget for itself, and this needs to be done
[00:06:16] in a more controlled way and complying with these requirements I mentioned to you. But I want
[00:06:20] to give an example: I, Felipe Barros, am the author of one of the
[00:06:23] amendments here for Curitiba, which, in partnership with Governor
[00:06:27] Ratinho Júnior and Mayor Eduardo Pimentel, we will build
[00:06:30] a new children's hospital
[00:06:33] 100% SUS here for Curitiba, for the care of children
[00:06:37] from Curitiba, the metropolitan region, and the entire state of
[00:06:40] Paraná. Approximately 60 million reais were invested in this
[00:06:44] amendment that we have already sent, and its construction will begin soon.
[00:06:48] Candidate, two more points here: from next year onwards, we have more than
[00:06:51] 60 billion allocated for amendments, and at a time when the
[00:06:55] federal government's budget is in collapse. So how to also resolve
[00:06:59] this balance in the accounts, because you take away a little autonomy, of course, from the executive
[00:07:03] for investments, looking at the macro of the country. And second,
[00:07:06] traceability, as you mentioned, is not working. The Federal Court of Accounts
[00:07:10] points out that more than 80% of amendments have problems, exactly.
[00:07:14] There's this issue of transparency and traceability.
[00:07:17] Manu, they are fundamental. It's public
[00:07:20] money, it's the money of the Brazilian taxpayer who,
[00:07:24] by the way, is tired of paying taxes, especially since Lula increased taxes every month
[00:07:28] over these last 4 years. You commented, and you are
[00:07:31] right, the federal public budget
[00:07:34] is totally blown. That's why we
[00:07:37] need to build a path of prosperity for
[00:07:40] Brazil, by defeating Lula. By electing Flávio Bolsonaro, because President
[00:07:44] Bolsonaro delivered the budget on time, with all the
[00:07:47] state-owned companies, post office, Petrobras, all up to date.
[00:07:51] Unfortunately, Lula broke the state-owned companies, the post office almost in a situation of
[00:07:54] bankruptcy, right? Even Itaipu, the heritage of the people of
[00:07:58] Paraná, which should invest its money in Paraná, right? They are
[00:08:01] spending unrestrainedly. Itaipu, belonging to the people of Paraná, sent three billion
[00:08:05] reais to COP-30 there in Amapá of Ms. Marina Silva. But then in this
[00:08:09] scenario, 60 billion in amendments are needed for Congress. That's what I
[00:08:12] was talking about, this needs to be re-discussed, Manu.
[00:08:15] But the first criteria, regardless of the amount, the
[00:08:19] first criteria are transparency, traceability, and that there is a
[00:08:22] convergence of factors of interests, clearly aiming at
[00:08:26] the public interest, but between the
[00:08:30] amendment money, you mentioned two names: Governor Ratinho Júnior, the
[00:08:33] mayor of Curitiba, Eduardo Pimentel. And then I wanted to ask a question
[00:08:37] that goes a lot to the institutional side, but also to the candidate. You,
[00:08:41] besides being a candidate for the Senate, are also the president
[00:08:44] of the PL here in our state. Therefore, when the party succeeds
[00:08:47] here in Paraná, you, of course, claim the results and want
[00:08:51] to obviously receive some of this credit. But when the party
[00:08:54] makes mistakes, you also take on that responsibility. And I ask you this,
[00:08:58] candidate, because months ago, for example, the PL was alongside
[00:09:01] and discussing or at least debating the same agendas as Cristina Grêmio.
[00:09:05] Months and years ago, Sérgio Moro left the
[00:09:09] Jair Bolsonaro government, shouting to the four winds
[00:09:12] that he was dissatisfied. And then the Paraná PL today, I ask
[00:09:16] you to understand: is it a party focused on a united
[00:09:20] Paraná or on a project for Paraná, or is it a
[00:09:23] meeting of different right-wing groups
[00:09:27] trying a single path
[00:09:30] for this election? Where is the error and
[00:09:33] where is the success in this whole situation? Eduardo, that's an excellent
[00:09:36] question. I took over the presidency of the party around
[00:09:40] April of this year. I had the opportunity to build
[00:09:44] something here in Paraná that many doubted, something that
[00:09:48] other states tried to build and failed. We achieved here in
[00:09:51] Paraná a true union of the right and center-right.
[00:09:55] We affiliated Sérgio Moro, who became our candidate for governor at that moment.
[00:09:58] We allied with a new party,
[00:10:02] and as you explained to the viewers at the beginning of the program, this year the voter
[00:10:06] will vote for two candidates for the Senate. By allying with the new party, I and
[00:10:10] Deutã, right? We are together on this journey
[00:10:13] to the Federal Senate, talking to the population. So we achieved in
[00:10:17] Paraná a true union of people who share the same principles, the
[00:10:20] same values, who think about
[00:10:23] what we want to build for Paraná and for Brazil. We left aside the divergences
[00:10:27] of the past, we left aside the rearview mirror, because we
[00:10:31] want to look forward. But today everyone speaks the same language,
[00:10:35] 100%. Eduardo, it's what I said, including at
[00:10:38] Sérgio Moro's affiliation to the PL. I quoted a phrase from
[00:10:42] Saint Augustine who said that in what is
[00:10:44] essential, we must have unity. In what
[00:10:48] is not essential, freedom. We
[00:10:51] have in what is essential our unity. What
[00:10:54] is it? Our dream of building a better Paraná and Brazil.
[00:10:58] What is essential? Our
[00:11:01] desire to defeat the PT, which broke Brazil, which
[00:11:04] indebted families. With the election of Flávio Bolsonaro, we
[00:11:07] agree on what is essential. I am very proud to have been
[00:11:10] responsible for the union of the right and center-right in the state of Paraná.
[00:11:14] Candidate, but with this split that happened with Governor Ratinho Júnior's political
[00:11:18] group, today we have more names in the Senate race.
[00:11:21] Many analysts' assessment is that you are
[00:11:25] favoring even opponents from another political spectrum because
[00:11:29] of this. How do you respond? Look,
[00:11:31] Flávio Bolsonaro, who is our candidate and
[00:11:35] and defeat Lula, he has here in Paraná his
[00:11:39] candidates, I and Deutã, we are the candidates of
[00:11:42] Flávio and of the people of Paraná, because we have been walking, we are walking in the
[00:11:46] state of Paraná and we are being very well received wherever we go, right?
[00:11:50] We made Paraná a true union of the right and center-right. What we are seeing
[00:11:54] happen, Manu, here in the state of
[00:11:57] Paraná, is what has been happening in other states, like
[00:12:01] São Paulo, where the PT joins
[00:12:04] with the parties of the system to
[00:12:07] divide the votes of the right and thus deliver
[00:12:11] a Senate seat to the left, especially here in
[00:12:14] Paraná, to the former president of the Workers' Party, who was already a senator
[00:12:18] and did nothing for the state of Paraná. Candidate, let's talk again about
[00:12:21] proposals under deliberation, including in the National Congress. I wanted to bring up
[00:12:25] the 6x1 scale. In another interview, you told me that you would
[00:12:28] be against the text as it was being discussed in the Federal Chamber, but
[00:12:32] you voted in favor. So I wanted to better understand your position on this, why
[00:12:36] you voted in favor. If the discussion goes to the Senate in a possible
[00:12:40] administration of yours next year, what should your position be? Yes, the PL
[00:12:44] in the Chamber, Manu, made the decision to vote
[00:12:47] favorably on the project, precisely because
[00:12:51] there is a... to dialogue about
[00:12:55] this, to consider that the worker from Paraná and
[00:12:59] Brazil needs to have more time dedicated
[00:13:02] to their family. Now, what we from the PL also
[00:13:05] defend: deregulation, reduction of taxes, especially
[00:13:09] disburden the payroll, as President
[00:13:12] Bolsonaro did with some segments shortly
[00:13:16] after the pandemic. From January next
[00:13:19] year, we will propose
[00:13:22] disburdening the payroll for
[00:13:25] all segments, because this will allow the employer to
[00:13:29] pay better those they hire, more money will be left
[00:13:33] in the citizen's pocket, and more money in the pockets of those who are
[00:13:36] watching us means more consumption, more money
[00:13:40] circulating, more jobs being generated, more income being generated. That
[00:13:44] is what we defend. But this should not have been included in the project before a favorable
[00:13:47] vote in the Chamber. It wasn't possible to do it within that same
[00:13:51] project because they are different subjects, Manu,
[00:13:55] right? So you can be sure of this, we will advance
[00:13:58] these two proposals, because President Bolsonaro already did
[00:14:02] this in his first term and President Flávio Bolsonaro committed to
[00:14:06] this. Candidate, still talking about proposals, actually, there are
[00:14:09] two subjects and two topics that are also sensitive to our
[00:14:13] viewers of Rick Notícias Manhã and sensitive to
[00:14:16] Paraná society as well. These are laws that today
[00:14:20] are treated, or at least they are interpreted by voters, as
[00:14:24] too lenient.
[00:14:33] obviously due to the age of criminal responsibility, right?
[00:14:36] 18 years old. He won't be held accountable for it as a crime, but as a juvenile
[00:14:40] infraction. But not only talking about the age of criminal responsibility, but also talking about
[00:14:43] traffic crimes, talking about femicide. Today, many
[00:14:46] cases that happen, we have already shown countless, dozens of cases
[00:14:50] here just this year, where the perpetrator of the crime, families
[00:14:54] are crying, the victim.
[00:15:05] replicate this crime, or else the driver is driving, living
[00:15:09] their life normally, as they see fit.
[00:15:12] If you are elected as a senator, how can you
[00:15:15] articulate or what can you do
[00:15:19] as a senator of the republic representing Paraná to try
[00:15:22] to toughen these penalties? Or perhaps
[00:15:25] make these penalties be enforced, because today the feeling
[00:15:29] of practically every Brazilian is one of pure impunity. You are absolutely
[00:15:33] right, Eduardo. The agenda of the
[00:15:36] reduction of the age of criminal responsibility has been stalled in the Federal Senate
[00:15:40] for at least nine years, if I'm not mistaken, almost 10 years. If
[00:15:44] I am in the Federal Senate from January next year, I will take this
[00:15:47] agenda, I will make a great movement with the other
[00:15:51] senators so that we can vote in the Federal Senate for
[00:15:54] the reduction of the age of criminal responsibility. I am 100% in favor of reducing
[00:15:58] it to 16 or 15 years. In addition to that,
[00:16:01] a crime even happened this week in Londrina, my city, that shocked
[00:16:05] our city, the entire Paraná, a girl who was
[00:16:09] exactly, they tried to rape this
[00:16:12] girl, they didn't succeed, but the individual
[00:16:15] stabbed her to death, 44 stab wounds, a crime
[00:16:19] that shocked all of us. We need to
[00:16:22] combat criminals with firmness, toughen the sentences for those who
[00:16:25] commit any type of violence against women, femicide. We need to
[00:16:29] combat criminal factions that have advanced,
[00:16:33] unfortunately, in some regions of the state of Paraná, Paranaguá, one hour from here,
[00:16:36] became the most violent city in Paraná, the 26th most
[00:16:40] violent city in Brazil. We have the advance of organized crime in the triple
[00:16:44] border region, in the northern part of the state of Paraná due to the border with
[00:16:48] São Paulo. It is to toughen the penalties, put the
[00:16:51] worst criminals in maximum security prisons,
[00:16:55] including those who commit crimes against women. I'm going to ask two questions, do
[00:16:59] you think it's necessary, yes or no, right? Do you think a review of
[00:17:02] laws regarding traffic crimes and femicide is necessary, or what
[00:17:06] we have today is sufficient, it's just not being enforced? 100%
[00:17:09] in favor. I'm not just in favor, I'm going to do it starting in January next year.
[00:17:13] And you said that in the Senate, you would try to unite a majority to make
[00:17:17] this happen and for it to become reality. The Senate is a review
[00:17:21] house, and it often requires much more
[00:17:25] dialogue to reach a majority. You are known, in your
[00:17:28] political career, even in the Chamber, for confrontation. How will this
[00:17:32] Felipe Barros act in the Senate to try to reach a
[00:17:35] majority, even sometimes through conversation?
[00:17:39] Eduardo, I have always had very firm positions, unlike other
[00:17:43] opponents who hide when the subject is controversial. I always
[00:17:47] make a point of saying what I think, what I want to do, what the people of Paraná
[00:17:51] expect from a senator of the Republic, for the state of Paraná.
[00:17:55] I have never hidden my positions, but at the same time, I have always been
[00:17:59] recognized in Brasília for the positions I managed to
[00:18:02] build. I was the leader of the PSL, which was our party in the first
[00:18:06] term of the president. I was the rapporteur for important agendas,
[00:18:10] and I was recently, in this Lula government, the leader of the
[00:18:13] opposition. I have always done this work of bringing together
[00:18:17] people who think alike, who have the same goals, and that's why in the
[00:18:21] Senate I will do the same so that we can advance with the reduction of the
[00:18:24] age of criminal responsibility, with the reform of the judiciary, so that we can solve the
[00:18:28] problems of Paraná. For 20, 30 years, people, we have been discussing
[00:18:32] agendas that simply never came to fruition. The new
[00:18:35] Ferroeste, Malhaçu, it's been 20 years that the
[00:18:38] duplication of the 277, the highway that connects the west to
[00:18:42] Paranaguá, has been discussed. It's been 30 years. Tolls are such a traumatic
[00:18:45] issue for all of us in Paraná, because in the past, they said either
[00:18:49] lower it or end it. The toll didn't lower, it didn't end,
[00:18:53] it increased. We pay the most expensive toll in Brazil, and the works didn't happen
[00:18:56] because the concessionaires at the time paid bribes to the politicians at the time. I'm
[00:19:00] 35 years old, Eduardo. I want to be the youngest senator in the history of
[00:19:03] Paraná, because the politicians who passed, the old politicians, the
[00:19:07] traditional ones, didn't solve the problems of Paraná, nor did they solve
[00:19:11] the problems of Brazil. It's with the energy I have, with the courage I have, with the
[00:19:15] work capacity I have, that I want to be in the Federal Senate from next
[00:19:19] year, fighting, defending Paraná, for Paraná to return
[00:19:22] to being a political protagonist in Brasília, but also participating in the main
[00:19:26] debates on national issues. Candidate, quickly, to close the
[00:19:29] security issue, which is obviously very dear to all our audience,
[00:19:33] the PEC on public security from the federal government was under consideration in
[00:19:36] Congress. It received your vote, including in the Chamber. I wanted to understand your
[00:19:39] assessment of it, because it brings a centralization of power to the federal
[00:19:43] government. So what should be the responsibility in this regard of the federal
[00:19:46] government and the state governments? Lula's original PEC
[00:19:49] was horrible, it didn't solve the problem of public security, it just made
[00:19:53] politicking. Our rapporteur,
[00:19:56] Deputy Derrite, who is also a candidate for the Senate for the State of São Paulo,
[00:20:00] my friend, right? He was the rapporteur who transformed
[00:20:04] that horrible proposal by Lula into the PEC. of combating
[00:20:08] criminal factions, right? And this one, yes, with a text that toughens the penalties
[00:20:12] for faction members. Now we need to go beyond that. Do you want to see another
[00:20:16] problem that Brazil needs to face, right?
[00:20:18] The selective carousel that happens, the police officer
[00:20:22] arrests, Manú, what happens? Many times the police officer
[00:20:25] arrests, 24 or 40 hours later the criminal is already
[00:20:29] free, and not rarely, the one who answers the
[00:20:33] process later is the police officer, because at the custody hearing, the criminal
[00:20:36] says that the police officer mistreated him, that the police officer tortured him. Then the criminal
[00:20:40] is free and the police officer is left answering the process, having to crowdfund to
[00:20:43] pay a lawyer because the state does not help the police officer in the hours that the
[00:20:47] police officer needs. This we need to review. There cannot be
[00:20:51] this freedom for everyone who goes to
[00:20:54] jail, right? We have to put in jail those who commit crimes,
[00:20:58] period. In the same way, I am in favor, right, of
[00:21:01] certain types of crimes, the most serious crimes, there being no progression of regime,
[00:21:05] this open regime thing. Look at the numbers. In Paraná, we have
[00:21:08] thousands of people who are free, who should be in prison, but
[00:21:12] there is no prison system that can handle all these people here in the state of
[00:21:16] Paraná. That's why Governor Sérgio Moro will build a prison. Then
[00:21:20] what happens? If there are no vacancies in the prisons, they are simply
[00:21:23] released. Candidate, to close, one minute. I wanted to talk about a
[00:21:27] project of yours that was presented, then withdrawn by you to increase
[00:21:30] the credit guarantee fund. By some, it was evaluated
[00:21:34] as the so-called master amendment that had been presented by another parliamentarian as well. You
[00:21:38] have already explained yourself, but you said you will present this project again in a possible administration
[00:21:42] in the Senate, is that it? Even what happened with the master, is it safe to quadruple this amount
[00:21:46] from 250 thousand to 1 million, candidate? Absolutely, Eduardo, by the way, the
[00:21:50] project was very different from the amendment
[00:21:53] proposed by Ciro Nogueira who, yes, received bribes from Daniel
[00:21:56] Vorcaro to defend the interests of Banco Master in
[00:22:00] Brasília, because Ciro Nogueira's
[00:22:03] nationalized the credit guarantee fund, mine simply
[00:22:07] increased the limit of the guarantee fund. I want to explain to you, for those who are
[00:22:10] watching us, if you, Eduardo, if you, Manu, if anyone who is
[00:22:13] watching us, if you worked your entire life, left
[00:22:17] your money saved in savings, you have... 300
[00:22:20] 350, candidate, our time has run out, unfortunately. We had
[00:22:24] 10 seconds, but calm down, we still have one minute if you
[00:22:27] want to just complete your line of thought. One minute for you to speak to the
[00:22:31] people of Paraná and to your constituents here on camera, please. Eduardo, thank you
[00:22:34] already, but just to finish this line of reasoning, if you
[00:22:38] leave your money in savings, the bank owner
[00:22:43] your money and drives the bank to bankruptcy, you simply had your
[00:22:47] money stolen. My project, which I will present, is so that the money you
[00:22:51] left in the bank, it should be returned to you. The bank owner cannot
[00:22:54] simply steal your money, wave goodbye, and
[00:22:58] leave you empty-handed. That's why I want to be the youngest senator
[00:23:02] in the history of Paraná state. I count on each one of you for
[00:23:05] this. Traditional politicians, the old politicians, haven't solved
[00:23:09] Paraná's problems. I am 35 years old, I have courage,
[00:23:13] I have energy, I have work, and I want to be there in the Federal
[00:23:16] Senate, fighting for Paraná and also fighting for
[00:23:20] a better Brazil for our children and our
[00:23:23] vote Felipe Barros for senator
[00:23:26] 222.
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[00:28:54] We are back with international
[00:29:02] news. United Nations investigators stated that there are
[00:29:06] reasonable grounds to believe that the United States committed war
[00:29:09] crimes against civilians in Iran. In a report to be
[00:29:13] presented to the Human Rights Council, the independent
[00:29:16] investigators call on the 47 countries of the Council to
[00:29:19] press for an end to the war to bring those responsible for crimes
[00:29:23] to justice and for the granting of asylum to civilians fleeing
[00:29:27] abroad. Iran, Israel, and the United States
[00:29:30] are not members of the council.
[00:29:32] The mission found that the United States committed a war crime by
[00:29:36] launching indiscriminate attacks that caused loss of
[00:29:40] life or injury to civilians and also damage
[00:29:43] to civilian property. The
[00:29:47] investigators point, as an example, to an attack against a primary
[00:29:50] school that started the war. On that occasion,
[00:29:53] 150 people died, including almost
[00:29:56] 120 children. The report also highlights the
[00:30:01] internal protests at the end of 2025, stating that
[00:30:04] Tehran used the death penalty as a tool of
[00:30:07] intimidation and control. Joining us for an analysis is Ricardo Cabral,
[00:30:11] specialist in international strategy and security. Hi Cabral, good
[00:30:15] afternoon to you, always welcome.
[00:30:18] Good afternoon, Keeli, it's always a pleasure to be here
[00:30:22] on Record News Connection. Well, we are always evaluating
[00:30:26] these war issues, we know that civilians
[00:30:29] suffer a lot and also looking at
[00:30:32] history, these crimes often go unpunished,
[00:30:36] right? Yes, look, Keeli,
[00:30:40] the war, for example, uh, this
[00:30:43] school was next to an uh uh Iranian
[00:30:46] military installation. The Americans did not update their
[00:30:50] uh, their intelligence and
[00:30:53] launched a tomahawk there, 120
[00:30:57] people, uh,