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Andrade 1d

Andrade stated that the person in question avoided answering why they would have acted to remove the registration mark from the ammunition and resorted, according to him, to rhetorical arguments. He alleged that the intention would be to remove the registration for being a partner of organized crime and receiving funding from militias. https://t.co/gD9DirsQAa #Justiça #CrimeOrganizado #Milícias (translated)

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Guilherme Cortez 2d

Guilherme Cortez questioned why the candidate, according to him, did not want diverted or stolen weapons from organized crime to be identified and tracked. https://t.co/7ZnUBmWQ9g #SegurançaPública #CrimeOrganizado #Armas (translated)

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eplay 2d

eplay shared a question attributed to Lo Prete about how removing the labeling from capsules would help combat organized crime. https://t.co/2YBCxlYsfp #crimeorganizado #segurança #justiça (translated)

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GugaNoblat 2d

Guga Noblat questioned why politicians supported by Flávio Bolsonaro ended up in prison for links with militias and with the Comando Vermelho. He also asked how Bolsonaro would combat organized crime if, according to Noblat, criminals were his friends. The author further questioned why Flávio Bolsonaro advocated for reducing the age of criminal responsibility for heinous crimes, but, according to him, avoided the arrest of a militia police officer who killed a 5-year-old child with a rifle shot. #FlávioBolsonaro #CrimeOrganizado #Milícias (translated)

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Kriska Carvalho 3d

Kriska Carvalho wrote that Lula had spoken about a proposal to remove territories dominated by drug trafficking and militias from the control of these groups. She also recalled that, as he stated, public security in the states was the responsibility of the governors. #LULANAGLOBO https://t.co/I0FVQ9UNtP #SegurançaPública #CrimeOrganizado #Lula (translated)

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poponze 3d

Poponze wrote that Mano Ferreira commented on Flávio Bolsonaro's connection with Márcio Canella, who, according to the publication, was arrested for involvement with militia, drug trafficking, and money laundering. Ferreira stated that elected political agents with documented connections to organized crime would be willing to weaken the state's ability to combat these organizations, both in policing and regulatory actions. #Corrupção #CrimeOrganizado #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

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Meio Independente 4d

The Independent Medium stated that the TSE gave Lula 24 hours to delete a video in which he associated Flávio with organized crime. https://t.co/cuDgCvpAJS #Lula #TSE #CrimeOrganizado (translated)

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Renato Rovai 4d

Renato Rovai stated that Flávio Bolsonaro used the Confide app to communicate with Willer Thomaz, who, according to him, had a joint account with Flávio. Rovai claimed that the app was used by militiamen and organized crime and that Marielle's murderers had also used it. He questioned why Flávio would need the app to talk to Thomaz. https://t.co/RLnXrEfwWJ #Brasil #CrimeOrganizado #Milícias (translated)

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Jones Manoel 5d

Jones Manoel stated that Flávio Bolsonaro was the most voted candidate in polling places located in areas of Rio de Janeiro dominated by militias, which, according to him, represented a serious warning. He described the militias as criminal organizations that extorted residents, controlled services, and infiltrated the State to profit and impose fear in the peripheries and communities. Manoel said that electoral results in areas under the control of organized crime could not be treated as coincidence. In his assessment, the preference for candidates in these regions strengthened crime in power and protected mafias that harmed Rio de Janeiro. He argued that Flávio Bolsonaro's candidacy should be blocked and that President Lula should be reelected. #Milícia #CrimeOrganizado #Eleições2023 (translated)

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Guilherme Cortez 1w

Guilherme Cortez said that the video was directed at those who were concerned about the advance of militias and organized crime in the country. https://t.co/PnZRebQTMY #milícia #crimeorganizado #segurança (translated)

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Chequei Ancap 2w

Chec Brazil stated that, during Lula's government, organized crime spread through the economy and earned R$ 350 billion in the last three years. https://t.co/33Epk7vzF7 #Lula #CrimeOrganizado #Economia (translated)

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Renato Souza 2w

Renato Souza stated that workers who are victims of robberies did not want to hear justifications about prison overcrowding, rehabilitation, or temporary releases. He questioned the lack of a plan to prevent the entry of cell phones into prisons and to combat the drug trade and other goods in the prison system. According to Souza, even soap could generate income for factions, and basic items should be provided by the State, without being blocked by the penal police, to prevent criminal groups from profiting from their entry into prisons. Souza also said that the right, although it was the majority in Congress, was not making changes in the area of public security but knew how to say what the population wanted to hear. He argued that the left should adopt a zero-tolerance discourse against crime and stated that the State should not allow criminal organizations and militias to dictate rules in the country’s territories. He said that Brazil should be concerned about an internal war against these organizations before turning its attention to the war in Ukraine. #SegurançaPública #CrimeOrganizado #DireitosHumanos (translated)

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Observador 2w

The manuscript seized in the prison of Caldas da Rainha reveals how the First Command of the Capital (PCC) applies its disciplinary and control tactics, reinforcing the presence of the criminal organization in Portuguese prisons and highlighting the interconnection with organized crime in Brazil. #PCC #CrimeOrganizado #Prisão (translated)

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A ameaça carcerária: o que um preso do PCC revela a Portugal
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Guilherme Derrite 2w

Guilherme Derrite stated that he was the rapporteur of the Anti-Faction Law, which he described as the biggest blow against organized crime in the history of the country and which foresaw sentences of up to 80 years. He said that there were still measures to be taken to combat narcoterrorist factions and that he would go to the Senate to toughen the laws. He also asked for votes for senator. https://t.co/OtuTJ2pRq5 #LeiAntifacção #CrimeOrganizado #Senado (translated)

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PT São Paulo 3w

Haddad questioned Tarcísio about security in SP: feminicides, cell phone thefts, organized crime, and neglected police stations and precincts. How can one say that everything is getting better in light of this scenario? #DebateNaGlobo #DebateNaGlobo https://t.co/9uzAtkClGz #SegurançaPública #Feminicídio #CrimeOrganizado (translated)

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Fernando Haddad 3w

Tarcísio does not recognize the prominence I have given to the Federal Revenue, which, all over the world, acts alongside the Federal Police against organized crime. We will set up an Anti-Faction Agency in São Paulo and solve street crimes. #DebateGlobo #SegurançaPública #CrimeOrganizado #SãoPaulo (translated)

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JH Fonseca 3w

Crime organizada em festa com MP mal feita do “fim das bets”. Cassinos físicos e virtuais clandestinos voltam a ganhar atratividade. País perde duplamente. Além de não ser possível fiscalizar a rede mundial de computadores, perde-se “selo de qualidade”, regulação e tributação. #CrimeOrganizado #Cassinos #Regulação

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JH Fonseca 3w

Quem mais comemorou o “fim das bets” foi o crime organizado, especialmente quadrilhas com forte presença tecnológica. Poucos entenderão… #crimeorganizado #tecnologia #fimdasbets

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Kriska Carvalho 3w

Lula mexeu em um vespeiro que lucrava bilhões com a desgraça alheia. O crime organizado também fazia parte e estavam nas Bets. Ninguém nunca poderá chamar Lula de covarde! #Lula #CrimeOrganizado #Política

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Oliver Stuenkel 🇧🇷 3w

Cocaína sim, fentanil não: a lógica de negócio do crime organizado na Europa https://t.co/mxWM2YJXss #Cocaína #Fentanil #CrimeOrganizado #EU

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