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What Nikolas Ferreira said about preserve parliamentary immunity provided for in Article 53 of the Constitution

Nikolas Ferreira

Nikolas Ferreira

October 15, 2025

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About: preserve parliamentary immunity provided for in Article 53 of the Constitution

Nikolas Ferreira: This is the defense of the Federal Constitution, which Your Excellencies so often invoke, exalt and claim to defend.

Nikolas Ferreira: Article 53 is crystal clear in establishing that Deputies and Senators are inviolable, civilly and criminally, for any — I repeat, any — of their opinions, words and votes.

I heard a Deputy who spoke before me say that insults and crude words are not covered by parliamentary immunity.

Nikolas Ferreira · 401:53

Nikolas Ferreira: Gentlemen, you must be joking. During the 4 years of Bolsonaro's Government, the governing side at the time, Right-wing Deputies were called 'genocidal.'

Nikolas Ferreira: Do you know what a 'genocida' is, gentlemen? It is a person who kills on a large scale a particular group.

Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence

refutes a colleague's argument that excludes insults from immunity, defending broader coverage.

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