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"I think he's an honest man ... This is really a political execution that they're trying to do with Bolsonaro."

"Bolsonaro will not be criminally convicted, but he will be declared ineligible."

"The guilty verdict has already been established and written. Bolsonaro does not stand a chance."

"Bolsonaro will be convicted."

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Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva stated he will veto a bill passed by Congress that could reduce sentences for those convicted in connection with a coup plot. Lula told journalists that those who committed crimes against Brazilian democracy will have to pay for their acts.

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva stated he will veto a bill passed by Congress that could reduce sentences for those convicted in connection with a coup plot. Lula told journalists that those who committed crimes against Brazilian democracy will have to pay for their acts.

The Brazilian Senate approved the Dosimetry Bill in a 48-25 vote, which would reduce prison sentences for individuals convicted in the January 8, 2023 riots and alleged coup plot. The legislation now heads to President Lula for consideration.

The Brazilian Senate approved the Dosimetry Bill in a 48-25 vote, which would reduce prison sentences for individuals convicted in the January 8, 2023 riots and alleged coup plot. The legislation now heads to President Lula for consideration.

President Lula denied that his government made any agreement with Congress regarding the bill's passage. He stated that if the president was not informed of an agreement, then no agreement existed.

President Lula denied that his government made any agreement with Congress regarding the bill's passage. He stated that if the president was not informed of an agreement, then no agreement existed.

The Dosimetry Bill changes how sentences are combined when multiple crimes against democracy stem from one episode and lowers the minimum share of a sentence that must be served before moving to a lighter prison regime, described as roughly one-sixth.

The Dosimetry Bill changes how sentences are combined when multiple crimes against democracy stem from one episode and lowers the minimum share of a sentence that must be served before moving to a lighter prison regime, described as roughly one-sixth.

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Minister Alexandre de Moraes stated that 810 people have been convicted by the Supreme Court for the January 8 golpista acts. He declared that reducing penalties for those involved in the coup attempt would be equivalent to tolerating attacks against democracy. The Brazilian Supreme Court has reached 29 convictions in criminal proceedings connected to the coup plot, with only two defendants acquitted due to lack of evidence. A total of 1,734 criminal cases related to the January 8, 2023 events have been filed at the court.

Minister Alexandre de Moraes stated that 810 people have been convicted by the Supreme Court for the January 8 golpista acts. He declared that reducing penalties for those involved in the coup attempt would be equivalent to tolerating attacks against democracy. The Brazilian Supreme Court has reached 29 convictions in criminal proceedings connected to the coup plot, with only two defendants acquitted due to lack of evidence. A total of 1,734 criminal cases related to the January 8, 2023 events have been filed at the court.

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Congress just legitimized the Supreme Court's authoritarian abuses against January 8 defendants. The so-called Dosimetry Bill changes nothing for those imprisoned, exiled or fined — it merely rubber-stamps the same court that committed these violations to decide whether to apply protections it already refused to grant. This disguised amnesty abandons thousands of families destroyed by political persecution while consolidating Alexandre de Moraes's fraudulent narrative.

Congress just legitimized the Supreme Court's authoritarian abuses against January 8 defendants. The so-called Dosimetry Bill changes nothing for those imprisoned, exiled or fined — it merely rubber-stamps the same court that committed these violations to decide whether to apply protections it already refused to grant. This disguised amnesty abandons thousands of families destroyed by political persecution while consolidating Alexandre de Moraes's fraudulent narrative.

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The Dosimetry Bill represents a balanced effort to turn the page on Brazil's toxic polarization without forgetting January 8. By allowing judicial reevaluation of sentences, the legislation gives those who played minor roles a chance to return home while maintaining accountability for coup plotters. This measured approach decompresses political tensions and lets the country move forward with new priorities in 2026.

The Dosimetry Bill represents a balanced effort to turn the page on Brazil's toxic polarization without forgetting January 8. By allowing judicial reevaluation of sentences, the legislation gives those who played minor roles a chance to return home while maintaining accountability for coup plotters. This measured approach decompresses political tensions and lets the country move forward with new priorities in 2026.

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Congress cannot grant disguised amnesty to coup plotters who attacked democracy. The so-called Dosimetry Bill drastically reduces sentences for those convicted of attempting to overthrow the government, allowing Bolsonaro to serve barely two years before house arrest instead of his 27-year sentence. Street mobilizations across Brazil show the people reject this backroom deal that betrays democratic values.

Congress cannot grant disguised amnesty to coup plotters who attacked democracy. The so-called Dosimetry Bill drastically reduces sentences for those convicted of attempting to overthrow the government, allowing Bolsonaro to serve barely two years before house arrest instead of his 27-year sentence. Street mobilizations across Brazil show the people reject this backroom deal that betrays democratic values.

The sentencing reform bill addresses excessive punishments for minor participants in the January 8 events while maintaining accountability for central figures. This balanced approach allows the judiciary to reevaluate disproportionate sentences, enabling those with lesser roles to return home. Turning the page on toxic polarization lets Brazil move forward with new priorities in 2026.

The sentencing reform bill addresses excessive punishments for minor participants in the January 8 events while maintaining accountability for central figures. This balanced approach allows the judiciary to reevaluate disproportionate sentences, enabling those with lesser roles to return home. Turning the page on toxic polarization lets Brazil move forward with new priorities in 2026.

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