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00:00And there
00:30You won't have smuggling, drug trafficking, arms trafficking, or human trafficking without corruption.
00:37Those who wear ties are also very dangerous.
00:42The investigation, when it sheds light on the problem, shows that crime is right next door.
00:49They have an incredible ability to regenerate. Evil regenerates.
00:56I have hope, but first you have to qualify the debate.
01:04Regardless of ideology, we need to have a vision of Brazil in which crime is a problem, it is
01:11a threat to any Brazilian.
01:20Brazilian democracy is seriously threatened by all of this.
01:39Brazilian democracy is seriously threatened by all of this.
02:01Brazilian democracy is seriously threatened by all of this.
02:16From 1958, when I started, until today, the change that has occurred is in the figures, in the characters.
02:25But it's the same thing.
02:26But the violence has increased, and so has corruption.
02:30But it's the same thing.
02:31Organized crime and politics have always been inextricably linked.
02:39There's no way organized crime could reach this size, perpetuate itself, and avoid detection and prosecution.
02:48criminal without it having reached the political sphere.
02:53Corruption exists at all levels.
02:59Those who wear ties are also very dangerous.
03:10For example, if this battalion brings in 500,000 per week, Colonel so-and-so, do you want to take over such-and-such battalion?
03:16I'll put you in charge, but I want X per week.
03:19And then, this money goes to the congressman, who is his godfather, who sponsored him, putting him in that position.
03:25secretary.
03:25And then that money goes up to the governor, and so on.
03:29It's not just police officers.
03:30There are much bigger people who also receive it.
03:35That's what we're talking about, man...
03:37Who are you talking about?
03:38No, I'm not going to mention names because it's corruption.
03:42When he wins the vote, he does nothing.
03:45Because if that were the case, the communities would be full of schools.
03:48Film school, tennis school.
03:51What poor person knows how to play tennis?
03:58When he gets elected, the guy shows who he really is.
04:02During election season, many public schools have electronic voting machines inside for voting purposes.
04:09And it has happened that we were inside a school in the interior of the community,
04:14with several uniformed police officers and the drug traffickers walking by armed.
04:18In front of us, there's nothing we can do.
04:21Because we're only there because we have to be.
04:24The drug traffickers are in charge of everything there.
04:30It's the politician who seeks out the militia member or the drug trafficker.
04:35It's not the drug dealer or the militia member who is looking for the candidate.
04:46But what we observed in Onápolis, I would say, was even more daring.
04:51Because it wasn't the occupation of the streets by the politician.
04:54It was the occupation of territory within the bars.
04:57What can be identified?
04:58It appears there was facilitation by the director of the prison unit, named Junilma.
05:05She herself acknowledges this in her plea bargain testimony.
05:08so that the leaders of Comando Vermelho could escape.
05:11The escape was facilitated by the then director of the prison, Junilma Silva Neres.
05:17Yes, I am aware of this escape plan and I was negligent.
05:28I knew the escape was going to happen on December 31st, a date when I would be on vacation.
05:36The monitoring system there is really bad, isn't it?
05:42Given, for example, that he is the most prominent leader of Comando Vermelho today outside of Bahia,
05:47He had the audacity to propose a negotiation to her.
05:51And to even propose a deal with a famous politician from the region for an escape.
05:55Former federal deputy, Durico Júnior, from the MDB party in Bahia,
06:00who, according to the former director, participated in the scheme.
06:03The collaboration proves that a sum of 2 million reais was demanded and paid.
06:08by the criminal faction to facilitate this.
06:10They ended the 2016 escape and it ended up happening on the 12th.
06:20where I was surprised and didn't know what was going to happen on the 12th.
06:29Since that event, there has been a noticeable increase in typical homicide cases.
06:40employing means, with more severe results,
06:48such as decapitations, with dismemberment.
06:53And this type of event began to occur, coincidentally,
07:02starting from that event, from that escape.
07:08The politician went inside the prison unit.
07:11and dealt directly with his political capital.
07:14with all the leaders of the criminal factions.
07:18This became very clear in Junema's collaboration.
07:21including the entry and exit of that politician.
07:31He always said, "Half for me and half for the boss."
07:35I cannot say who this boss is.
07:37It's political, right?
07:39The politician wants everyone's vote.
07:41It doesn't matter if it's the PCC or the CV.
08:05And finally, where are the 16 prisoners?
08:09We have to close, right, boss?
08:11Once again, within a national context,
08:13in Rio de Janeiro, which became,
08:15What everyone knows today is a real bunker.
08:18where all the criminals and leaders
08:20Some of the biggest criminal factions in Brazil remain lodged there.
08:24We can put it this way,
08:26and from there directing all his illicit businesses
08:28throughout the state.
08:30This is the presidential palace.
08:40which is the presidential one.
08:50Thanks.
09:20Quite.
09:26Look at mine!
10:10THE CITY IN BRAZIL
10:16Or when a politician manages to get elected because of the votes from that community.
10:22Society is held hostage, residents are held hostage, and organized crime thrives.
10:29That's what happened recently, where we had a state representative, for example.
10:35Who worked during the day at the Legislative Assembly and at night worked for drug traffickers, or vice versa.
10:44According to investigations, Congressman TH Joias, as he is known
10:49He represented the interests of criminal factions in the state's most important parliament.
10:55He is accused of brokering drugs, weapons, and war equipment for criminal gangs.
11:04TH Joias was the guy who made those chains for those community drug lords.
11:10He had access to all the factions.
11:12Comando Vermelho, Terceiro Comando Puro, Amigo dos Amigos
11:19This congressman had already been convicted 15 years ago for association with drug trafficking.
11:27The system failed.
11:29How can someone convicted 15 years ago sit in a seat in the State Legislative Assembly?
11:37He was a member of the faction.
11:41And as if that weren't enough, then you find out that the president of Alerje himself...
11:49An operation was leaked through a magistrate who was handling the case.
11:55The president of the Legislative Assembly of Rio de Janeiro is under arrest.
12:00State Representative Rodrigo Bacelar, from União Brasil
12:02Bacelar was arrested this morning by the Federal Police.
12:06Due to suspicions of leaking information about the operation that arrested Congressman TH Joias
12:12What does the president of the Legislative Assembly of Rio de Janeiro do?
12:42This is the moment when these organizations are attempting to infiltrate public power.
12:49It is a moment that immediately requires a turning point.
12:59Specifically in the municipality of Santa Quitéria
13:02We have already identified that some criminal activity was taking place there.
13:10Which gave the impression that they were seeking some kind of interference in the electoral process.
13:17After that, some graffiti appeared, some things, some threats, intimidation.
13:30To be perfectly objective, there is a connection between the candidate and a criminal organization in Rocinha, Rio de Janeiro.
13:38Residents of a town in Santa Quitéria went to the polls yesterday to elect a new mayor and vice-mayor.
13:45This is because the courts had disqualified the winning ticket last year due to its connection with the Comando Vermelho (Red Command).
13:52The powerful and influential are a step above this organized crime.
13:59Because powerful people have state power.
14:04Deputies, senators, judges, politicians who have power.
14:09And it is this same elite that defines the rules.
14:12They are the ones who can remove a delegate at the request of a governor.
14:20Who is the governor?
14:22He is the chief executive.
14:23He has to choose the best, the most competent people to advise him.
14:29In all segments
14:31Is this done?
14:32No!
14:33The choices are political.
14:35It's been quite a while.
14:37When I commanded Cacias, my nickname was Colonel Pig's Thorn.
14:42Why?
14:43I just kept saying no.
14:44Because the requests often stated that it is criminal conduct.
14:48No! What you're asking me to do is commit a crime.
14:51Just that!
15:12What did they do?
15:14What did they do?
15:16We need to get that guy out of there!
15:17Who was asking for it?
15:18Who was asking for it?
15:18We need!
15:19Who was asking for it?
15:20Who was making these requests?
15:23Ah!
15:23Local councilors were already used to it.
15:26Because the commanders became their vassals.
15:29Life goes on to this day.
15:32Because they have an incredible ability to regenerate.
15:36Evil regenerates.
15:37The military police, due to this political interference.
15:41By enshrining ignorance as the rule.
15:49When you create a police force like the PP, for example.
15:52The plan was to have 40 UPP bases.
15:56In 40 favelas
15:57In a state that has 1,800 favelas
16:01This was never state police.
16:07And I personally think the project was very effective.
16:12Because what was the goal of the project?
16:15Displace crime
16:16And that had a fantastic result.
16:19I've lived here for 40 years.
16:21Now it's a new life.
16:23I am very well.
16:24It became calmer.
16:25At least we brought peace of mind to come home.
16:28During the period of expansion of the UPPs
16:31She had the advantage of reducing it considerably.
16:33Police lethality and homicides in general.
16:37A project that involved 10,000 police officers.
16:39700,000 people
16:40And it covered 10 million square meters.
16:44It's obvious that we're going to have problems.
16:46And the UPPs failed precisely because they only deployed the police.
16:51The police are the only ones who can impose order.
16:57But the police are not trained to maintain order.
17:02The police officers stayed there, acting as superintendents.
17:08Agents from the pacification police unit of the city of God.
17:12They would have disappeared as residents of the community.
17:15Another UPP police officer has been killed.
17:18This time here in the Penha favela complex.
17:21This was the seventh case since the implementation of the UPPs in 2008.
17:26We need to call the police.
17:28Reclaim the territory, okay.
17:30The Supreme Court is absolutely right to propose this.
17:33But you also have to incorporate social urbanism practices.
17:36You have to offer opportunities for professional development.
17:40It has to be offered at low interest rates.
17:42So that people can start their own small businesses.
17:46We need to offer better quality education.
17:48And preferably full-time.
17:53Even with the police inside
17:55It's no use
17:56They're not intimidated, you understand?
17:59There's constant shooting.
18:01We hope that nothing will die with the police.
18:03There would be no shooting.
18:04I would not have received drugs.
18:07We'll continue until next year.
18:10What did the UPP do?
18:12It caused a true metastasis.
18:16Drug trafficking
18:17From organized crime
18:18For the entire state of Rio de Janeiro
18:20As they say
18:21No, the people fled.
18:23When you warned
18:24Of course I warned them.
18:26Of course
18:27Why was I warning you?
18:28Because if I'm going to join a community
18:30With a community policing project
18:32I don't think that's reasonable.
18:34I'll arrive and kill people.
18:38The UPPs have failed.
18:39And the crime continues in those same places.
18:46I believe the speed at which it was implemented
18:49And it was a political decision.
18:51It was a mistake.
18:53Which had been implemented so quickly
18:55Yes, I hear that a lot.
18:57Which was accelerated
18:58None of these occupations
19:00It was made as an adventure.
19:03But I think that today
19:05With more calm
19:06With more time
19:09This would shorten that process.
19:11She needed to have grown up.
19:13At a slightly slower pace
19:14Monitored
19:15Adjusting
19:17Since it was something new
19:18And even a bit daring.
19:19We had police officers.
19:20Inside the UPP
19:21For example
19:22Who received complaints
19:24There was a water shortage.
19:25The power went out.
19:26It rained cats and dogs.
19:28And so-and-so's house
19:29She invaded.
19:31They already called.
19:32For CEDAI
19:32And nobody
19:33The police officer ended up being
19:35The only figure
19:37Representative of the state
19:38Inside the
19:40From that place
19:45Alda Rafael Castilho
19:47She was a policewoman.
19:49Very dedicated
19:51I liked things
19:53Very certain
19:56Eleven years have already passed.
19:58But even today
20:00I don't really know.
20:01What happened
20:04Because it didn't have
20:05An investigation
20:06None of that happened.
20:14All I know is that she
20:16What did they say?
20:17That she had gone to lunch.
20:20And returning from lunch
20:21She was approached.
20:22For some
20:23By some people
20:25They were attacking the UPP.
20:27And she was hit.
20:29And other police officers
20:30Along with her, too.
20:33I, to prove
20:34That she died on the job.
20:35I had to climb the hill.
20:36From Penha
20:37There in Penha
20:38Twice
20:39My daughter
20:40For example
20:40She had just left.
20:41From Cefap
20:43Where do they study from?
20:44And there they put it.
20:46Those who recently left
20:47Along with others
20:48Who already has knowledge
20:49In that place
20:52So I think that
20:53Too risky
20:54Because he already has
20:56Knowledge there
20:57But the new ones
20:58That enter
20:58He has no knowledge.
20:59That's where
21:01Like my daughter
21:02That same year
21:03Many died.
21:14Why new police officers
21:16He has no vices.
21:17From the war
21:17And he doesn't have it.
21:18The vice of corruption
21:19All of this
21:20It was planned
21:21Measured
21:22UPP
21:23He said it had to be
21:24Young police officer
21:25OK
21:26No addiction
21:26OK
21:27Mask
21:28They were instant noodle cops.
21:29Done instantly
21:31It was a dream.
21:33From a summer night
21:34The priority was not
21:35Public safety
21:36The priority was marketing.
21:37The priority was
21:38Vote
21:43Rocinha is the next step.
21:45The German
21:46And Penha too
21:48There will be more than
21:492,200 police officers
21:51In these two complexes
21:53Everything this year?
21:55Much more this year
21:56Much more this year
22:03Violence is defeat.
22:04From politics
22:05Every time
22:06That violence
22:07It's the middle
22:07To resolve conflicts
22:09It's because politics
22:10It failed.
22:11She couldn't.
22:12To fulfill one's role.
22:13It is clear
22:14That we have to take
22:15Be very careful
22:16When we talk
22:16Regarding this matter
22:17So that we don't criminalize
22:19Politics
22:19Because politics
22:20She is essential.
22:22For the solution
22:23Of the problems
22:24There is no formula.
22:25Magic
22:25Or that an answer
22:27It will simplify things.
22:28Or that exists
22:29A solution
22:30For that
22:31It doesn't exist.
22:32One solution only
22:33So the first thing
22:34We need to structure it.
22:35The problem correctly
22:37If there is a qualification
22:39From the debate
22:40Security
22:41It's a prerequisite.
22:44To begin
22:45To be discussed
22:47The solution
22:49Here in Brazil
22:50It is difficult
22:50You take
22:51Proceeds of crime
22:51So now
22:53We have
22:53In this new measure
22:54From the Ministry of Justice
22:56That the PL
22:57Bill
22:58Related to factions
23:00We have
23:01The introduction
23:02In forms
23:02To take the goods
23:04Of crime
23:04Which is an important thing.
23:05The Ministry of Justice
23:07He presented a project.
23:08That hardens
23:10The feathers
23:10For members
23:11From criminal organizations
23:13The Ministry of Justice
23:14Do you want to withdraw?
23:15The money
23:16In circulation
23:16To make it more difficult
23:18The actions of bandits
23:19Linked to criminal factions
23:23The heritage
23:24Above all
23:26Financial asphyxiation
23:27Because today
23:28We don't talk
23:28Combat
23:29To organized crime
23:30Without mentioning
23:30Financial asphyxiation
23:32And then, continuing on...
23:33You'll have
23:35Debilitation
23:36Of crime
23:36The crime will
23:37Weakening
23:38Impunity
23:40That's also a factor.
23:41That raises
23:42The number
23:42Of lethality
23:43Violent
23:43Here is the criminal
23:45He began to consider
23:46That's a good deal.
23:47Shooting at the police
23:48Killing police officers
23:50Because he understands
23:51That there is legislation
23:52Very mild
23:53And it causes
23:54The crime is worth it.
23:55The drug dealer
23:56He knows he's going to be arrested.
23:57Short time
23:58If you are arrested with a rifle
23:59After a year
24:00He's back again.
24:01At liberty
24:01Committing new crimes
24:08In the United States
24:09For example
24:11The bandit
24:12He's going to be arrested.
24:1330 years
24:14And it's not going to happen.
24:16Because of Easter
24:17And from a Christmas
24:19And we know
24:20That they won't be back.
24:21The guy who's a faction member
24:23In the Red Command
24:24For example
24:25If he returns
24:26He loses all condition.
24:28What does he have in the faction?
24:29That's not enough
24:30To the political world
24:31To give the speech
24:32Hardening
24:33What does it have to
24:34Put an end to the "day out" program.
24:36We have to end progression.
24:37The penalty needs to be increased.
24:39And at the time of
24:40Let's see
24:41Vote for amnesty
24:42Vote on reducing sentence
24:45Release
24:46Prisoner
24:47That was collected
24:49By decision
24:49From the Supreme Court
24:50Linked to organized crime
24:51Because it's from the political world.
24:54In the Constitution
24:56It was nailed down.
24:58That the law
25:00It's the same for everyone.
25:02But what
25:04That's not true.
25:06Political
25:07Almost 500 years
25:08Of condemnation
25:10He is responding to the charges while free.
25:15Then
25:16The scales of justice
25:18She is not the same.
25:19We need more
25:22Of an effectiveness
25:24Legal norms
25:27Than
25:28From the modification
25:30These legal norms
25:32To have better days
25:34Brazil
25:35He has a legal system.
25:36What does it have?
25:37Severe penalties
25:39High penalties
25:40For those who commit the crime
25:41But the great challenge
25:43It's like
25:44The State
25:45Administer
25:46Serving this sentence
25:48I give it 15 years.
25:49To an individual
25:50Here comes a legal precedent.
25:51A little milder
25:52There is an understanding
25:53Differentiated
25:54Reduces the penalty.
25:55We need to downsize the army.
25:57And the reserve of crime
25:58How do we dry it?
26:00Giving a chance
26:00To do other things
26:03I'm not here.
26:04Excusing the criminal
26:05The criminal has no excuse.
26:07We know
26:08That school dropout
26:10It's a major risk factor.
26:12Which professional?
26:14Successful
26:14What role models does this boy have?
26:18He's the drug dealer.
26:19Then he arrives here.
26:20Then his world falls apart.
26:22Because he was deceived.
26:24For trafficking
26:25Then we talk
26:26I'll give you a chance.
26:27Go there to CREAS.
26:29What is the municipal body?
26:31Manager of this open environment
26:33There is no professionalization.
26:35There is no social assistance.
26:38In schools in underprivileged areas
26:40In favela schools
26:40You teach yourself
26:42Cleaning the pool
26:43So your son
26:44In truth
26:45He will always be trained.
26:46To be a soldier
26:47Never meant to be a general.
26:51This teenager
26:53Who lives in a community
26:54Who are we talking about?
26:55He wants to become a professional quickly.
26:58He can't.
27:00First
27:00Because there are no jobs for him.
27:03Second
27:03Because companies
27:05They are prejudiced.
27:06So, like this
27:07We can't
27:08Job opening for a young apprentice.
27:11A girl
27:12Who had no family
27:13I needed to find a job.
27:15For her
27:15Because at 18 years old
27:16You have to leave the shelter.
27:17And it turns around
27:20I used to send out resumes.
27:21She wasn't called
27:22For nothing and such
27:22That's what the judge said.
27:24Did she?
27:25The girl's address changed.
27:26He removed the shelter's address.
27:28Which was in the lowlands
27:29And he put her address.
27:29In the lagoon
27:30The next day
27:3132
27:3232
27:34Calls
27:35For job interviews
27:39The favelas
27:40They are symbols
27:41Of inequality
27:44When only one
27:45You can dream about it.
27:47It's because we are
27:48Making the country unviable
27:51Somehow
27:52Crime has increased.
27:54Through this vacuum
27:55Left by the State
27:56Inclusive
27:57These criminal organizations
27:59They perform various actions.
28:00Welfare providers
28:01Basic food baskets
28:03Toy distribution
28:04Food
28:05Barbecue
28:16So that's all
28:18It makes the boy see.
28:19Those individuals over there
28:21Those members of the organization
28:22Those criminals
28:23As
28:24Until
28:25Their state
28:26Or like the saviors
28:29We can't talk.
28:30Crime will end.
28:31But it can be reduced.
28:33I think that in my view
28:34From the
28:35Since the government
28:36Start treating
28:38Of the young
28:39What is the future of tomorrow?
28:43In Brazil it's like this
28:45Politicians are greedy.
28:46The judges are greedy.
28:49To mean
28:50What ruined
28:50Brazilian politics
28:52During this period
28:53Of redemocratization
28:54It was the greed of the politicians.
28:56What moves
28:57The sinister side of Brazil
28:59It's greed.
29:05A dichotomy was created.
29:07Between right and left
29:08That only one speaks of prevention.
29:10And another one only talks about repression.
29:12The left had a vision.
29:15Reducer
29:16Simplistic
29:18Regarding the question
29:19Urban violence
29:21She thinks everything is a question
29:23It's a social problem.
29:25On the other hand
29:26On the right
29:28Annoyed by this
29:29This view
29:31Reducer
29:32It will also have
29:33A radical vision
29:34Everyone has to be killed.
29:35There's also an advertisement.
29:37From El Salvador
29:39This is the country
29:40Which solved
29:41The issue of violence
29:42Naí Bukele
29:44He was elected president.
29:46From El Salvador
29:47In 2019
29:48The government inaugurated
29:49Last year
29:50The largest penitentiary
29:52From the world
29:52The Confinement Center
29:54From Terrorism
29:55Secote
29:56The state of emergency
29:57It's so hard.
29:58That a person can be arrested
30:00For any trivial reason
30:01Type
30:02Getting nervous
30:03In the police approach
30:05Having tattoos
30:06Even if they are not
30:07Of the factions
30:08Being denounced
30:09It doesn't say that the complaint
30:10Once taken
30:11The citizen
30:12Disappears
30:13In the prison system
30:14No visits allowed.
30:15No contact
30:17With the prisoner
30:17In many cases
30:18Months go by
30:19No formal charges.
30:22The question is
30:24What is the price?
30:24This security
30:25The price is
30:27Block
30:28Almost completely
30:29Human rights
30:33The truth is this.
30:34What
30:35Everything that is very simple
30:37To solve
30:38A complex problem
30:39It has a great attraction.
30:40Above all
30:41During election season
30:44All of these
30:45Solutions
30:46Imported
30:47These are not solutions.
30:50That they can
30:50Bring our
30:52Definitive solution
30:56We live
30:57Today
30:57Something that
30:58I hope I'm wrong.
31:00But maybe
31:01A pre-Mexico
31:04I hope I'm wrong.
31:05In Colombia
31:06Pablo Escobar was there.
31:08And your group
31:08And we identified
31:10Clearly
31:10To mean
31:11In Brazil
31:12And in Mexico
31:13It's a process
31:14That is mixed in
31:15It's spread out.
31:16Everywhere
31:17And you don't know anymore.
31:18Very well.
31:19Who's who?
31:20Brazilian democracy
31:22It is threatened.
31:23Seriously
31:24For all these reasons
31:32Today the war
31:34The fight
31:35To these groups
31:37Narcoterrorists
31:38It's completely unequal.
31:40The PCC
31:45And the Red Command
31:47And so on
31:47To call it terrorism
31:49It's just another label.
31:50And it earns votes.
31:53In a country
31:54Where there is fear
31:55Of the valued crime
31:59If you rate
32:01Like a terrorist
32:02Anything goes in that situation.
32:03Anything is possible.
32:04The United States
32:05They discuss including
32:06Brazilian factions
32:07In the list of organizations
32:09Terrorists
32:10The FARC was exactly the same.
32:12The FARC had 20
32:13When I was there
32:14He had 25,000 men.
32:15And each territory
32:17He was guilty
32:17For the
32:18A front
32:19There was a front there.
32:20I was in front.
32:21From the black man Acácio
32:22The communities
32:23Which were dominated
32:24By the guerrilla
32:25Or by the paramilitaries
32:26They fought
32:28Both
32:29Paramilitaries
32:29And the FARC
32:41Organizations
32:44Of terrorist origin
32:46They are violent.
32:48Obviously
32:49But ideology
32:51It's politics
32:53And sometimes
32:54Religious politics
32:56Comparing organized crime
32:58With terrorism
32:59It's a technical error.
33:00Above all
33:01Terrorism
33:02And organized crime
33:03They are different institutions.
33:04They have different objectives.
33:06It has structures
33:07Different organizational structures
33:08He has manners.
33:09Financing
33:10Different
33:11That if eventually
33:13Is there any point of contact?
33:14It is very isolated.
33:20The problems
33:22Brazilians
33:24They must be resolved.
33:27In Brazil
33:27And by the institutions
33:30Brazilian women
33:31It's something that involves
33:33sovereignty itself
33:35From the country
33:38But as long as I have
33:40Mommy
33:42I didn't pass.
33:43In the psychometric test
33:44The bumbling police chief
33:46Sergeant Trololó
33:51Elected
33:52Offering
33:54Solutions
33:55Miraculous
33:57As long as you have
33:59The deputy
34:00Talking
34:01That one
34:02Naive legal guarantees
34:05Let's solve it.
34:07The problem
34:07Distributing flowers
34:09It won't happen.
34:12When you do this
34:13For decades
34:14And decades
34:15Challenges
34:15You also generate
34:17Certain resistances
34:18Within state bodies
34:20To say
34:20No
34:21This is my responsibility.
34:22This is up to you.
34:24So we have to face it.
34:26Also
34:26This cultural challenge
34:28To face
34:29These resistances
34:30And put them all
34:31At the same table
34:32State bodies
34:33At the federal level
34:34But also
34:35The state
34:36And municipal
34:37I have been advocating
34:38Inclusive
34:39The creation
34:40From legislation
34:42Anti-mafia
34:42In Brazil
34:43And especially
34:45The creation
34:46From an authority
34:47National
34:47Anti-mafia
34:48It's past time.
34:50For us to have
34:51Inspired
34:51In Italian legislation
34:53And we need
34:54From an authority
34:55Supranational
34:56That it could
34:57Coordinate
34:58Efforts
34:59Investigations
35:00Public policies
35:02Unite the police forces.
35:03Around
35:04From investigations
35:06Connected
35:07Organizations
35:08Criminals
35:10Interstate
35:11And transnational
35:12As is the case
35:12From the PCC
35:13It will not be by creating
35:15New organs
35:16That we will arrive
35:18Better days ahead
35:19You don't have a character.
35:20Exclusive
35:21Which will be able to solve
35:22It's not the president.
35:23Or the governor
35:24Or the mayor
35:25Or the public prosecutor's office
35:27The Attorney General
35:28Or the coordinator
35:29From GAECO
35:29Or the boss
35:30Civil police
35:34What happens
35:35It's a mistake.
35:35Integration
35:36Of these intelligences
35:39The federal police
35:40It has fiefdoms.
35:41The state police
35:42It has fiefdoms.
35:42Each
35:43It has a domain.
35:44From the territory
35:44Doesn't want another
35:45Share the strength
35:47But the time has come.
35:48Really
35:49May the forces
35:50They have to understand each other.
35:51I think that's it.
35:52It's past time.
35:53To join forces
35:55And not treat
35:56Security
35:57With a machine
35:58Calculator
35:59Calculating how many votes
36:00This will give me
36:01In four years
36:08What is the time horizon?
36:09For example
36:10From an organization
36:11Like the PCC
36:12Or the Red Command
36:13Or TCP
36:14It doesn't vary.
36:15Every four years
36:21If we don't start
36:24Different practices
36:25To get different results
36:27Or a lot of innocent people
36:29He will continue to die.
36:29And these numbers
36:30They'll just go
36:32Stack
36:46It was Michael.
36:48An active child
36:51Playful
36:52In the middle
36:53This violence
36:55That got stuck in Rio de Janeiro
36:57He ended up being shot.
36:58With a gunshot wound to the face
37:00I was two years old.
37:02And he entered the so-called
37:03High resistance
37:11May 18
37:122020
37:13John Peter
37:14I was at home
37:15From your cousin
37:16Joking
37:17With the cell phone
37:19Playing
37:21Unfortunately
37:22A disastrous operation
37:23From the Federal Police
37:24And the Civil Police
37:26They saw a house.
37:27Where there were only young people
37:28And a teenager
37:29They broke into that house.
37:32And they carried it out.
37:33More than 70 shots fired
37:34With a firearm
37:36Unfortunately
37:36One of those shots
37:39It hit the young man.
37:40John Peter
37:41I only found out later.
37:42The news about João Pedro
37:43The next day
37:44Already on Mercado Livre
37:46From Tribobó
37:47Lifeless
37:50Emilia was my niece.
37:51And Rebecca
37:52Same thing.
37:53They were in the same place.
37:55They were playing.
37:56In the same place
37:57At the front gate
37:59He practically died.
38:00Both at the same time
38:01After all that
38:04Do you keep hope?
38:06In a solution?
38:12I have faith.
38:13I believe it's possible.
38:16I ask the Lord
38:17All day
38:19Face
38:22I hope that our country
38:24It was going to get better
38:26I have a daughter.
38:2810 years
38:29And all that stuff back there
38:31That I wanted
38:32That I was teaching
38:34For João Pedro
38:34I'm doing the same.
38:36By Rebecca
38:37May she come and walk the path.
38:39The path of good
38:40To graduate
38:41That I am certain
38:43That she will
38:45Follow this path
38:51Regardless of ideology
38:52We have to have
38:54A vision of Brazil
38:54That's what I think
38:55We today
38:55You have to face it.
38:57As a problem
38:57Of national sovereignty
38:59A state problem
39:01And not as a problem
39:02Restricted to Rio
39:03Or São Paulo
39:04Servia IPCC
39:10We discuss Brazil.
39:11From 1970
39:12We are incapable.
39:15Looking at Brazil
39:16From 2070
39:22What is one way?
39:24To begin to change
39:24That's what we're doing.
39:25Doing it here
39:26It's about delving deeper into the topic.
39:30The State
39:31You need to understand
39:32In what area has it been failing?
39:34And to act
39:39We are the State.
39:41The State is society
39:44The only problem
39:46Here's the thing
39:47We didn't have the capacity.
39:48To stop this
39:53We have an opportunity.
39:55Here with you gentlemen
39:55To make society
39:57Wake up to organized crime.
39:58I believe so.
40:00Due to various factors
40:01It was pushed towards the belly.
40:03A problem that arrived
40:04At this point, it's at today.
40:05The tentacles
40:06From organized crime
40:07Everywhere
40:07In all companies
40:08In all situations
40:09And it's up to us to understand.
40:11That public safety
40:13It is a right and a responsibility.
40:15Of all
40:16We all fail.
40:20What is organized crime?
40:21It's organized crime.
40:21It's organized crime.
40:25It's organized crime.
40:26It's organized crime.
40:27It's organized crime.
40:28It's organized crime.
40:28It's organized crime.
40:28It's organized crime.
40:28It's organized crime.
40:29It's organized crime.
40:29It's organized crime.
40:29It's organized crime.
40:29It's organized crime.
40:29It's organized crime.
40:31It's organized crime.
40:32It's organized crime.
40:37It's organized crime.
40:50Goodbye.
41:28Goodbye.
41:55Goodbye.
42:21Goodbye.
42:49Goodbye.
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