Brazil’s Senate Approves Lula’s Security Reform · Global Voices
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Security PEC approved by the Senate paves the way for Lula to create a ministry and expand police integration.
Insecurity is the greatest concern of Brazilians, according to polls, and was one of the central issues of the campaign. The leftist president defeated in the balloting of October 25 right-wing senator Flávio Bolsonaro, son of former President Jair Bolsonaro. This is another victory for Lula, who expected that change in the Constitution to create a ministry dedicated to public security, one of the campaign promises for his fourth term. After his…
"The Brazilian people have the right to work, return home and live in peace of mind. Guaranteeing this right is a commitment of the Brazilian government," the Brazilian president emphasized.
The matter is a government response to the advance of organized crime
Proposal gives the federal government more power to act against criminal organizations and provides more severe punishments for criminal faction leaders. President has not announced who will take over the new briefcase.
For Marcelo Werner, PEC passed in the Senate was essential in the advance to combat organized crime
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