Nikolas Ferreira: Because when an issue involves ordinary people, like those arrested on the 8th, the system is very fast.
Nikolas Ferreira: But when it gets close to the untouchables in Brasília, everything freezes, becomes slow and everything depends on a single pen.
The Lula government, which sold itself as peace and love, hope, unity, vetoed the bill that could help national pacification, reduce excesses, correct distortions and lessen suffering without further inflaming tensions in the country.
Nikolas Ferreira: If there is a veto that deserves absolute priority, it is the veto of the dosimetry bill.
Nikolas Ferreira: Not for party convenience, not for elections, but for a human reason.