‘Prender mais fortalece as facções’ | BdF Entrevista Lenin Pires

Brazil is seeing progress in Congress on the so-called "Anti-Faction Bill," which bets on harsher penalties and armed confrontation as a response to violence. But does this strategy address the problem or does it help to deepen it? At the same time, pressure is growing for Brazilian factions to be classified as terrorist organizations by the United States—a move that raises concerns about sovereignty and potential external interests. In today's BdF Interview (23), presented by journalist Igor Carvalho, anthropologist Lenin Pires analyzes the limits of the current security model, the role of the prison system in strengthening factions, and what lies behind the so-called "war on crime." Visit our website for more news: www.brasildefato.com.br SUBSCRIBE to our channel:    / @brasildefato   SUPPORT BRASIL DE FATO: https://bdf.onl/y/7KTG Instagram: instagram.com/brasildefato TikTok: tiktok.com/@brasildefato_ LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/brasildefato Bluesky: bsky.app/profile/brasilfato.bsky.social Threads: threads.net/@brasildefato Facebook: facebook.com/brasildefato