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Added: 2026-05-23

[00:00:00]Well, Lula's friend, Evo Morales, a member of the São Paulo Forum, is trying to stage a coup in Bolivia right now, a coup d'état. Are you seeing these scenes here? Well, the left is now saying that this is the protest. They're shutting everything down, blocking highways, they're armed, people have already died, the guerrillas, you know, are already on the scene. In this scenario, they are arriving to help Evo Morales and the left. And the left is saying that this is a protest, a coup, really. That's what the old ladies did with Bibles in their hands here in Brazil. We'll talk about that later. We're going to show you what's happening in Bolivia right now. Now let's also talk about Cuba. That's right, my brother.

[00:00:37]Cuba is not messing around. It seems Cuba is looking to confront the United States by doing the same thing Iran did. Will they succeed? I don't know. Cuba has just announced, and the United States, through its intelligence, has also reported, that Cuba has acquired drones and is now making threats against Washington. Well, Donald Trump didn't like that at all. An article from HN Plus says that alarms have already been raised and that a military clash between Cuba and the United States could happen at any moment. Another point we need to talk about is that it's internal, right?

[00:01:12]Some people are saying that a historic boom could happen at any moment. Nunes Marques can set Bolsonaro free, he can release Bolsonaro, set him free. Not that he would become ineligible immediately, but imagine Bolsonaro being free to orchestrate what's happening in politics. Everyone knows that the right wing is lost without Bolsonaro. There's no leader, it's just people butting heads. Even Bolsonaro's own children are desperate. Now imagine if, by a decision of Nunes Marx, Bolsonaro could return to the electoral scene. Yes, that can happen. I want to state here that I have thoroughly analyzed the legal rules to give you this information. Yes, Nunes Marques has the possibility of overtaking Bolsonaro.

[00:01:55]Although some left-wing media outlets are saying that this is a lie, that it can't possibly happen, it can indeed happen. And I'll explain why. Today is Monday, we've been working a lot, we need to go for a walk.

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[00:02:41]Evo Morales was accused of rape. You know what he was accused of. But he's orchestrating blockades against President Rodrigo Pais and paralyzing everything. And I'm going to show you every detail of what's happening in Bolivia and how it has a big impact here. A minor member of the São Paulo Forum, from the early days of the São Paulo Forum. Whose little friend? Lula's little friend, my friend. Yes. Member of the São Paulo Forum and friend of Lula. Now they're trying to stage a coup in Bolivia, but not there. For leftists, this is revolution. It is the socialist attempt to remain in power after having destroyed Bolivia for a long time. Rodrigo Pais has now been elected as the new president. And the country came in kicking over the bucket, saying: " Liberal ideas, we don't want anything to do with leftism, let's go for it." But Evo Morales' group, after suffering a conviction in court, decided to stop everything, destroy everything, and depose Rodrigo Pais. But there's a different problem here in Brazil, which didn't have an army, didn't have guerrillas.

[00:03:36]Armed mercenaries, armed indigenous people.

[00:03:39]A real guerrilla force is attacking the president-elect. Six months after the election that ended 20 years of leftist hegemony, indigenous protests and road blockades are demanding the resignation of the conservative president amid an economic crisis and an arrest warrant against Evo Morales for sexual crimes against minors. Well, I don't know if you 're aware of this. What hangs over Evo Morales is that he abused children.

[00:04:06]Yes, there was a whole ritual where he abused children. And the Bolivian justice system condemned, condemned the Evangelist. I don't know why they didn't send a Brazilian Air Force plane to pick him up, claiming political persecution. Despite the political and economic stability Bolivia is experiencing, there is one problem: Bolivia is going through enormous economic difficulties.

[00:04:26]There is strong tension as columns of indigenous protesters loyal to Evo Morales advance on La Paz and block highways, demanding the resignation of President Rodrigo Pais, elected in 2020, in order to break with the socialist cycle of the majority, which is the socialist movement, right? The crisis intensified after the Bolivian justice system issued an arrest warrant against Morales for rape and trafficking of minors. The accusation involves an alleged relationship with a 15-year-old girl, which supposedly resulted in a child. He got a 15-year-old girl pregnant. I have some scenes here. This post here is about the Paraguayan National Duel.

[00:05:01]Maximum tension in Bolivia as indigenous columns advance towards Laais. They went on the offensive, they're causing terror, there are already deaths, and the Brazilian press doesn't want to report it. Follow this excerpt.

[00:05:14]It's the civilian police, folks. They're armed. Armed.

[00:05:33]This is the climate in Bolivia. Now, a peaceful demonstration, according to the left. Well, look what HN Plus has brought us as a gift, so we can bring it to you. Alerts in Bolivia reveal the arrival of Colombian mercenaries. Who is the friend? Huh, remember? Mr. Petro. So it is.

[00:05:52]Colombian mercenaries to support Evo Morales. Petrobras didn't condemn it, just like Lula didn't condemn the actions of the left in Bolivia, which they're trying to get rid of, right? to snatch the president-elect away for themselves. This is not a coup. HN Plus posted it here again, look, he should end up in jail. Evo Morales is attempting a coup d'état, and the country itself is already calling it a coup d'état. For the first time, he speaks of a coup d' état. So I want to see what the left's stance will be here in the region. What will Lula's position be? How will Lula speak? What will happen now?

[00:06:26]Question coming up. Their goal is to get out of here, right? The vote went ahead and Rodrigo Pais was elected, that's what they wanted, right? It's about removing the elected president, which Lula himself acknowledged. And now Lula is going to say that Evo Morales should be arrested for attempting a coup d' état, even knowing that there are mercenaries, Bolivian and Colombian guerrillas helping the guerrillas, the Bolivian indigenous people. So I ask you, will I go further, will I go more? I'm asking you the following question. So, in that case, where is the sovereignty?

[00:06:56]Bolivia's sovereignty? That's right, isn't it? And then here comes the radio station, Ecuador, Argentina, all the way to Uruguay, right? And seven other countries have rejected Evo Morales' actions to evade justice in Bolivia and are calling for his arrest.

[00:07:13]Not a single note from Mr. Luiz, or Luizinho, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, so far. Nothing, nothing, nothing. Do you see what we have ahead of us? Let's talk about this right here. Okay? The judicial crisis at the Supreme Court exposes the isolation of ministers in Brasília. That's it, the parties are over. Their lives are no longer that calm, wonderful place they once were. One is that they can no longer go out on the street, the population no longer comes down, they can't have the freedom to go out on the street, to be able to try, you know, to do their wanderings and trips and spending at the expense of public money. But the worst part is that now they're even avoiding interviews. The Banco Master scandal has diminished the presence of judges at social events; the parties are over. There is also deep public distrust towards the Supreme Federal Court. The internal crisis at the Supreme Federal Court has gone beyond the court's inner workings, diminishing the presence of justices at social events in Brasília, according to a report by journalist Carolina Bristo. The estrangement between ministers like Alexandre Moraes and Cásio Nunes Marques reflects the strain caused by the Márcia bank scandal. On social media, conservative profiles are mocking the isolation of the judiciary's leadership, pointing out that judicial activism is taking its toll in the erosion of the magistrates' public and political prestige. And Carolina Brigito made a post, it's even in Folha de São Paulo, the crisis between the ministers goes beyond the Supreme Court and spills over into social events in Brasília, okay? What happened? Just so you have an idea of ​​how much of a crisis the Supreme Court is in, Gilmar Mendes clashed directly with Edson Faquim, right?

[00:08:45]Regarding two lawsuits that Jilmar Mendes wanted to be judged, one concerning Ferro Grão and another lawsuit as well.

[00:08:51]After the intense pressure from Gilmar Mendes, what happened?

[00:08:58]It turned out that Faquinho went there and put everything to a vote, exactly as Gilmar Mendes wanted, showing what? That the president of the Supreme Federal Court is subservient to the other justices. It's no coincidence that they, the ministers themselves, nicknamed Edson Faquim "Edson Fraquim," right? And that shows that there's a split in this conflict. This split is real. Everyone is already noticing that this split exists within the Supreme Federal Court. And what caused this is the case of Banco Master. Let's go. A loophole in the rules gives Nunes Marx power over Bolsonaro's abbeys. This is the end of it, okay? Oh, the original material, and I went to analyze it, is this one here. Polyarket, huh? With the backing of Polyarket. Exclusive report, independent media outlet. Nunes Marques can release Bolsonaro at any time, according to the internal regulations of the Supreme Federal Court. The lawyer is speaking from a somewhat independent perspective, right? And then they talk about all the urgent, urgent Brazil, patriots, brothers and sisters, look, Bolsonaro released and free from jail, leaving prison to run in the 2026 elections. It seems like a dream, but it's reality. This can only be a miracle from God, right? He heard the prayers of the Brazilian people. The reason for Bolsonaro's release is that what is now in Nunes Marques' hands has become a ticking time bomb within the Supreme Court itself.

[00:10:21]Jair Bolsonaro's criminal review fell through precisely with the minister who had previously defended Bolsonaro alongside Fuxs and André Mendonça. They have arguments in their hands that dismantle the logic used to condemn President Bolsonaro. Nunes Marques has the courage to use his pen to suspend the effects of this conviction and put Bolsonaro back in the political game, causing this conviction to begin to crumble from within.

[00:10:46]Bolsonaro's defense is harping on a difficult theme. He shouldn't have been judged that way, in that place, in that manner, with that group of people. And that's no small detail. If the forum was wrong, if the procedural path was flawed from the start, everything else becomes tainted. There's no point in painting the wall if the foundation is all cracked. The Bible says that a false balance is an abomination to God, right? And conservative people look at this process and see exactly that. A scale that seems to weigh differently depending on who is being judged.

[00:11:17]Nunes Marques' injunction suspends the effects of President Bolsonaro's conviction. And he's not doing Bolsonaro any favors. He is simply being consistent with a thesis that has already appeared in previous trials. And consistency, in this case, is the least they can have. Because when justice changes its clothes according to the political enemy of the moment, justice ceases to be justice and becomes a weapon. And a weapon in the hands of those who hate the right does not produce balance, it produces persecution with an official stamp [of approval]. And that's precisely what the system and the entire left fear, right? Because Bolsonaro is released with the effects of his conviction suspended, the climate in the country changes. The right wing breathes a sigh of relief; conservative people are once again looking to 2026 with hope. And the progressive camp, which thought it had buried Bolsonaro through legal maneuvering, realizes that perhaps they celebrated victory too soon, right? False witnesses do not go unpunished, and those who utter lies will not escape.

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[00:14:18]Thank you very much from the bottom of my heart. Thank you. I love you all. You are part of my life and part of this work. Now we're going to add two comments about Bolsonaro's release. One is Marsiglia's analysis and the other is Jeffrey Chiquini's.

[00:14:32]Let's watch it, then I'll come back here with my thoughts and final opinion. Nunes Marx already has a thesis to exonerate President Bolsonaro.

[00:14:40]Nunes Marx, Fuxs, and André Mendonça together decided, based on the same arguments, to acquit 20 defendants from the January 8th case. Everyone knows that Nunes Marx was chosen by lot to be the rapporteur for the criminal review proposed by President Bolsonaro's defense. And he has already outlined his understanding and the argument he will apply in the criminal review. That became very clear to me.

[00:15:04]Nunes Marx, Fuxs and André Mendonça. The three understood that the Supreme Federal Court (STF) would not be the competent forum to judge the cases.

[00:15:13]They argued that there was insufficient individualization of the defendants' conduct, and also considered that there was a lack of evidence for conviction on the charges brought against them. Nunes Marx, Fuxs, and André Mendonça, who will participate in the criminal review trial of President Bolsonaro, believe that the Supreme Court is not the competent forum for the January 8th proceedings and for the proceedings related to the farcical coup plot. Why? Because the defendants would not have privileged jurisdiction, what we technically call prerogative of jurisdiction. And President Bolsonaro, according to this understanding, was judged illegally in the Supreme Federal Court (STF), because President Bolsonaro, as a former President of the Republic, did not have the prerogative of being tried in a special court and should not have been judged in the STF. But according to Nunes Marx, these proceedings should have taken place in the Federal District. Let me explain. Since 2005, the understanding within the Supreme Federal Court (STF) has been that the prerogative of jurisdiction pertains to the position held and does not concern the individual. For example, if you hold the position of President of the Republic or Senator of the Republic, you have the prerogative of being tried in a special court. He is being investigated, prosecuted, and judged in the Supreme Federal Court. He's no longer in office; he's a former president, a former senator, he doesn't have the prerogative of being tried in a special court, he doesn't take that prerogative with him. That's why Lula was prosecuted and tried in the first instance. In 2018, the Supreme Federal Court (STF) settled this understanding in Lula's case. The Supreme Court (STF) said: "Everything's fine.

[00:16:39]Lula has no prerogative in the STF. Lula is a former president and a former president in the first instance. What did the STF do in the case of President Bolsonaro? The STF said the following: "No, no, no, now change that." And the former president is on the Supreme Court and brought President Bolsonaro's case to the Supreme Court, saying that the former president now has the prerogative of being called into the oven.

[00:16:59]It turns out that for Fuxs, André Mendonça, and Nunes Marques, the rapporteur for the criminal review of President Bolsonaro's case, this is illegal.

[00:17:09]For them, the former president does not have the prerogative of being tried in a special court.

[00:17:11]In other words, President Bolsonaro's case should be in the first instance court, not the Supreme Court. What will Nunes Marx, as the rapporteur for the criminal review of President Bolsonaro, decide in his vote is that the Supreme Court is not the competent forum for the case and will he vote to annul the process that convicted President Bolsonaro? And Fuxs will probably decide that way because he has decided that way before. And André Mendonça will also decide that way because he has already decided that way. Do you all understand that Nunes Marques has already interpreted it this way in 20 other cases? So why would he change his understanding in the criminal review of President Bolsonaro? He will understand it that way too. The only problem is the quorum, because Nunes Marx, although the rapporteur, doesn't decide alone. That's the big problem. In criminal review cases, the Supreme Federal Court (STF) judges the case in plenary session, which requires an extended quorum; everyone votes. And in the Supreme Federal Court (STF) we have 10 justices. So here I've already shown you that three of them [snoring] already understand, they've already understood in other cases that these processes of January 8th and the farce of the coup plot are null and void. The problem is how the other seven will vote.

[00:18:21]Even if these three, along with rapporteur Nunes Marques, vote to annul the entire process against President Bolsonaro and end this injustice, the other seven may vote to uphold the conviction. So those three aren't enough. Nunes Marques, Fux, and André Mendonça will have to convince a few more ministers for this criminal review, which is currently with Nunes Marques, to annul the process that convicted President Bolsonaro. And if that happens, it will cancel out all the others in a chain reaction. Now, do you know what Nunes Marques could do to show that he is a judge with a capital J? He could, as he is the rapporteur for the criminal review, and since preliminary injunctions are permitted in criminal reviews, he could now grant an injunction suspending the effects of the conviction, immediately releasing President Bolsonaro.

[00:19:10]He could do that now, as rapporteur.

[00:19:13]The rapporteur has this authority and can grant a preliminary injunction, suspending the effects of the conviction. Then the full court would discuss the merits of the criminal review. So, my friends, this became very clear to me, because now, just recently, Nunes Marques understood that these proceedings from January 8th should not be in the Supreme Court.

[00:19:33]So, obviously, as the rapporteur for the criminal review, he will follow the same understanding. What remains to be seen, then, is whether he will have the courage to issue a ruling now granting the injunction and suspending the effects of the conviction, or whether he will work to convince more ministers besides Fux and André Mendonça so that his argument prevails and the criminal review is granted. I am Jeffrey Chiquini, I am a lawyer, and I send a big, warm hug to everyone. Remember, hope is the last thing to die. We will never throw in the towel.

[00:20:06]Everyone knows that the criminal review that Bolsonaro filed is in the hands of Flávio Bolsonaro. He gives an interview to CNN, a shocking interview, and he's going to show here how Jair Bolsonaro will ascend the ramp on January 6th and that he will occupy a position—he's going to say here—a position in Flávio Bolsonaro's government, and he blasted Lula during this interview. We're going to bring it here. And he made some bombshell revelations, folks, that the Brazilian people really need to know about, that Flávio Bolsonaro just said on CNN. And we're going to bring up that story. Furthermore, folks, people are saying that the sentencing guidelines have been canceled, rejected, but that's not true. Alexandre de Moraes did worse than simply rejecting and suspending the sentencing guidelines. The law aimed to reduce the sentences of political prisoners in Brasília, including Jair Bolsonaro.

[00:20:54]He issued a decree, and now, folks, it's gotten even worse for those who are confined there since January 8th. We're going to bring it here. And yet another surprising story will show here that Daniel Vorcar and his lawyers have just made a serious threat against Minister André Mendonça. And you'll find out what he did with that threat. And we'll also show you something surprising in another article. Davi Alcol Columbre and Ciro Nogueira involved in a large bribery scheme. This scandal has just broken in Brasilia. We're going to cover these four topics. This video is amazing. So, go ahead and like the video, subscribe here, and let's get started with this interview featuring Flávio Bolsonaro.

[00:21:36]Congressman Gustavo Gaia will bring us this interview that's causing quite a stir; everyone's talking about what Flávio Bolsonaro brought up, and then the other articles.

[00:21:45]Check it out. Have you noticed that ever since Flávio Bolsonaro started giving interviews, and he's been giving two interviews a day, Lula has stopped giving interviews completely? Lula's team realized that if they allow Lula to give interviews and the Brazilian people can compare Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, the gap between Flávio and Lula will only widen. Lula can't form a sentence; it has no beginning, middle, or end. He can't reason properly; he can't verbalize what he thinks, while Flávio Bolsonaro, in all his interviews, gains more and more votes and support. Thoughtful, balanced, speaking directly about the issue, with a beginning, middle, and end, demonstrating that he has the stance of a statesman.

[00:22:24]Something that Lula clearly lacks. And here are two interviews, two excerpts, Flávio Bolsonaro's interviews from yesterday on CNN, which, if you have n't been following his positioning, his performance, these two excerpts here show you how Flávio, why Flávio Bolsonaro is surging in the polls. Here the journalist tries to corner him in a situation related to his father. Look, he's talking.

[00:22:45]Hi, Senator. Débora speaking to you here from Brasília. Senator, in the last interview you gave here for 360, good afternoon. I asked you if there was a possibility that your father, Jair Bolsonaro, if he became eligible and was released in time, could replace you as a presidential candidate.

[00:23:05]You said no.

[00:23:07]They also asked you if Jair Bolsonaro could hold a position, possibly as a minister, in a potential government of yours. You said no. Well, anyway, I'd like to know the following: why wouldn't Jair Bolsonaro actively participate in your government when you take office if you win? Look, Débrobor, I think, if I'm not mistaken, that's not what I said.

[00:23:28]I was asked who would be the actual president, right? Would it be Flávio Bolsonaro or Jair Bolsonaro? And obviously I expanded on that, right, that if it is the will of the people, the president will be Flávio Bolsonaro. And Jair Bolsonaro will always be my guiding light, my compass, my reference point; he's the person I consult, someone with unparalleled experience, someone with a political instinct I'm unfamiliar with, someone who has emerged in Brazil and is the best president in Brazilian history.

[00:23:48]So, certainly if he wants to hold any position in my government, it's obvious that he will, yes. I'll go even further: I will work very hard so that in these elections we can put an end to this cycle of corruption, misery, and deception, which is the cycle of the PT (Workers' Party). And in the meantime, between the elections and the inauguration in January of next year, in addition to a large package of fiscal adjustments, I intend to use the power that the elected president has with the National Congress to, among other things, approve a broad, general and restricted amendment so that President Bolsonaro can, on January 6th of next year, ascend the ramp of the Planalto Palace with me. It gives me goosebumps all over, man. Just hearing that makes me... Oh, Senator, let me just add to that question I just asked.

[00:24:27]Excuse me, Jusara, let me just add another question here, one more question, and still about what I'm talking about, which is the following: so we can say that, for example, if I manage, you know, in this work, to get your father out of jail, etc., he could be a minister, for example, in your government.

[00:24:47]So, deep down, what would you really like? What would you like? Which position? Not in his opinion, but in yours, sir, would you like to see Jair Bolsonaro in your government?

[00:24:55]Look, I will have the honor of having the best advisor a president of the Republic could have, not only because of the experience he gained during his four years in office, but also because he is suffering a great injustice and is growing even more, maturing even more in various areas, and reflecting a lot. I 'm sure there are some things he could have done differently. Now, Débora, no, I can't appoint President Bolsonaro to the ministry right now. I know I'll have it, I have what I can count on, I'll be able to rely on him for advice whenever possible, as I still do today on several occasions. I ask for his opinion, a person who has unparalleled experience in Brazil, a person whose intelligence is, you know, also exceptional, and who once again has a political vision far superior to anyone else I know here in Latin America. So, for me, it's a great privilege to have him on my team. Now, I never asked him if he'd like to take on a ministerial position in my government. Let 's be honest, it would be wonderful to have Bolsonaro in the ministry.

[00:25:47]Imagine a situation like that, [laughs] man, that's how you turn things around. Let's go. Now, regarding Lula, Flávio is talking about Lula's close ties to organized crime.

[00:25:55]Another great opportunity to bring concrete here to Brazil, right? For example, forming a real partnership to combat organized crime, because it seems like he went there once again to defend his voters from the CV and PCC gangs, who continue, you know, to operate in Brazil as if nothing were happening. Work, which I say ironically, obviously, because that's how the current government seems to view it.

[00:26:14]And worse, Jara, he says that in a week he's going to start fighting organized crime for real, on the eve of the election, at the end of his third term. Now he's going to start fighting organized crime, and even worse, he says it's going to be next week. He says, "Look, there's another week left. Whoever managed to escape, great, right? Whoever didn't will be caught." This is a disgrace for Brazil. I want to tell Lula that he also has an expiration date at the end of this year. You're leaving at the end of this year, you thugs listening to this interview with CV and PCC, you're going to have to... whoever doesn't leave by January of next year will be arrested or neutralized by our police?

[00:26:47]Neutralized means CPF (Brazilian taxpayer ID) canceled.

[00:26:49]Flávio, folks, I'm sorry, I... I didn't know that Flávio had this ability to articulate, to speak orally, to get straight to the point, to explain things with such clarity. Honestly, I didn't know why he kept to himself; he wasn't a social media guy, he didn't post regularly. And the whole of Brazil is watching and saying: "Wow, the guy is good, he knows how to speak, he's well- positioned, he shares Bolsonaro's values, but he has a way of, let's say, with less rejection, right?

[00:27:13]He knows how to behave and filter his words, and he nails the interviews."

[00:27:17]Meanwhile, Lula's team has taken him off the interview circuit. Lula isn't giving interviews anymore, except for one or two super-sycophantic journalists in a controlled environment with a pre-produced script by Sidônio, telling him exactly what he can and ca n't say. Because now he was in the United States, he gave a press conference and defended drug trafficking, saying that drug trafficking is for people who need money. They have to work, it's a job, it's a source of income. And then they warn the traffickers, "Look, run away because I'm going to be forced to do something against drug trafficking.

[00:27:46]So you better run away now, you have a week." Meanwhile, Flávio Bolsonaro... Speaking of which, man, it's even... it's... I'm worried because it's too easy to wear down Lula, advance in the polls, awaken the population to the PT's misdeeds, get support for Flávio, it's too easy. And when things get too easy, we on the right say, something's wrong, some bomb is about to drop, it's not possible. Because, where's Lula 's team to help this guy?

[00:28:12]Meanwhile, Flávio is taking off, super sharp. I'm worried, folks. Is it some strategy of the PT to pretend to be idiots now, to pretend to be [ __ ] now, so that later they can come up with a secret weapon, because it's too easy.

[00:28:23]And now we have another matter to show here, because Alexandre de Moraes has just made an unprecedented decision on the sentencing law, which has left the entire right wing truly indignant with this latest decision from the Illustrious Minister in Brasília, who continues to make his moves. Look what Deltan Dallagnol, that prosecutor who put Lula in jail, said... What he's going to tell us about this new decision by Alexandre de Moraes, which really wasn't what the Brazilian people were expecting. Check it out.

[00:28:52]It's a lie. No, Moraes didn't suspend the sentencing guidelines. No, he did much worse.

[00:28:58]By now you've probably been bombarded with news that Minister Alexandre de Moraes suspended the sentencing guidelines, that bill that reduces the sentences of those convicted on January 8th and the coup plot. But I need to tell you the truth. That's a lie. No, he didn't suspend anything. What he did, folks, was much worse. It was practically the official decree of a Supreme Court dictatorship in Brazil. I'm going to explain to you now what really happened and why this is a characteristic act of a dictatorship. Read with me what G1 published and what practically all the national press echoed. Moraes suspends the application of the sentencing guidelines law until the Supreme Court analyzes actions questioning the norm.

[00:29:37]Wait a minute. So the... PL, huh?

[00:29:39]Look at that. Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes has suspended the application of the sentencing law until the Supreme Court analyzes actions questioning the rule. In practice, those convicted for the coup attempts of January 8, 2023, will have to wait for the justices to decide whether the law respects the rules of the Constitution. The justice is applying this understanding to cases of convicts who have already filed lawsuits with the Supreme Court requesting a review of their sentences. As of the last update of this report, Moraes had already ruled in this sense in at least 10 criminal executions. So, folks, take a look at this...