Nikolas reage ao Caso Master, assusta petistas e faz aviso: "O trem vai ficar feio"

📝 During the discussion about lowering the age of criminal responsibility, Nikolas Ferreira defended the approval of the bill and stated that the left has been delaying the debate for decades. The congressman argued that the proposal differentiates young people who study and follow the law from those who commit serious crimes, citing recent cases of violence committed by teenagers. He then criticized the argument that imprisoning minors would not increase public safety, accusing opponents of inconsistency in defending imprisonment for political adversaries while rejecting harsher penalties for juvenile offenders. He also cited countries such as China, Cuba, Russia, and North Korea to support the claim that even regimes often admired by the left adopt severe punishments for teenagers involved in serious crimes. In the final part, he responded to criticism involving his trip on a jet linked to the Banco Master case, stating that he did not commit any crime. In rebutting the attacks, he declared that he could talk about the "criminal record" of some opponents and stated that the PT's history is more problematic than any accusation directed at him. 🚨 6 MONTHS OF GAZETA FOR R$1.90/MONTH! 📰 Guarantee your unlimited access to journalism that thinks about Brazil. Subscribe now to Gazeta do Povo and read the newspaper that Lacombe, Constantino, Alexandre Garcia and many others recommend. Access: https://gazpovo.com/guMmN-2X ⏱️ Summary with time 00:00 — Nikolas demands vote on reducing the age of criminal responsibility The congressman states that the topic has been debated for decades and accuses PT governments of delaying the approval of the proposal. He also cites recent cases of crimes committed by teenagers. 01:23 — China, Cuba and Russia enter the debate Nikolas refutes the argument that reducing the age of criminal responsibility would be radical and cites countries such as China, Cuba, Russia and North Korea, stating that they adopt severe punishments for minors involved in serious crimes. 03:25 — Master Case, "criminal record" and attack on the PT In responding to criticism related to the jet linked to the Master Case, Nikolas claims he committed no crime, challenges opponents to point out what infraction he may have committed, and says he could expose the "criminal record" of some parliamentarians. The speech ends with criticism of the PT and references to the mensalão, petrolão, and INSS fraud.