Motta Says There Is an Agreement and the Chamber Should Vote on the Anti-Faction Bill This Tuesday.

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According to the President of the Chamber, Hugo Motta (Republicos-PB), the text is subject to government judgement.

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The Chamber of Deputies approved on Tuesday (February 24, 2026) the final version of Bill 5.582/2025, known as the Anti-Faction Bill, and removed the taxation on online betting platforms inserted by the Federal Senate. The text now goes to the President for approval, with penalties ranging from 20 to 40 years for the crime classified as "structured social domination," aimed at combating criminal factions and militias. The full text is available …

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With the return of work in the National Congress after the carnival festivities, the first proposal that entered the agenda of the Federal Chamber, on the night of this Tuesday (24), was Bill 5.582/2025, popularly called the “Anti-Faction Bill”. Federal deputy Capitão Alden (PL-BA), Vice-Leader of the Opposition in the Federal Chamber, commented on the vote and highlighted the main points of PL 5.582/2025. For the parliamentarian, who is also Vi…

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The rapporteur, Guilherme Derrite (PP-SP), re-commenced the PL (legislative draft) Antifiac or the C sea of the Members and directed the rejection of most of the text approved by the Federal Senate in December. The text was presented by the government in October and aimed at deepening the fight against organized s is criminal. Read more (02/24/2026)

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The President of the House, Hugo Motta (Republicos-PB), said on Wednesday (24), that the text of the PL (Ley Project) Anti-Frauding has an agreement between the rapporteur, Guilherme Derrite (PP-SP), and the federal government. The measure must still be voted in plenary today. “What will be presented and voted is the result of this agreement between Derrite and the Minister of Justice [Wellington César]”, said the President of the Chamber.