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Sessão Deliberativa Extraordinária Presencial (AM nº 123/2020)
72 classified statements · 1 politicians · May 12, 2026
Statements by Kim Kataguiri. 72 excerpts classified by topic and stance. Topics: Criminal Policy, Child and adolescent protection, Sentences and Aggravating Factors, Labor policy.
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Kim Kataguiri
155:24
About: implement effective control mechanisms during and after sentence execution to prevent recidivism
We impose measures, restrictive penalties on pedophiles.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence explicitly declares 'a gente impõe medidas, penas restritivas' on pedophiles.
Kim Kataguiri
155:29
About: implement effective control mechanisms during and after sentence execution to prevent recidivism
We prevent a pedophile from owning a daycare, having a playground, owning any establishment frequented by, or whose clientele consists of, children or adolescents.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence proposes preventing a pedophile from owning a daycare or playground, directly supporting the restriction.
Kim Kataguiri
155:39
About: monitor and prevent recurrence of sexual violence against children
So, we even prevent him from getting close to schools and daycares.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence supports banning proximity to schools as a preventive measure.
Kim Kataguiri
155:45
About: implement effective control mechanisms during and after sentence execution to prevent recidivism
The judge, by placing an electronic ankle monitor on the pedophile, will carry out his monitoring and establish the places frequented by children which that pedophile will not be able to approach, under penalty of regressing in regime, of returning to prison.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence says that electronic ankle bracelets and judicial monitoring will limit the convict's movements.
Kim Kataguiri
156:01
About: introduce the death penalty in Brazil
I personally advocate for a new Constitution that would allow the death penalty, because for me the pedophile, a person who rapes a child, does not even deserve to be supported by the State inside a prison with life imprisonment.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence explicitly declares 'eu pessoalmente defendo ... pena de morte'.
Kim Kataguiri
156:15
About: implement effective control mechanisms during and after sentence execution to prevent recidivism
I personally support the death penalty, but since that is unconstitutional today, the most we can do to restrict the freedom of the pedophile, the most we can do to protect our children, we will do.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence states that, since the death penalty is unconstitutional, he will impose the maximum restrictions.
Kim Kataguiri
156:34
About: monitor and prevent recurrence of sexual violence against children
We built a very comprehensive text. The pedophile is also prohibited from sending messages over the Internet directly to any child; if he wants to send a message on Instagram to a child, he goes back to prison, with a complaint filed by that child's parents; if he sends a message in a virtual game, he also goes back to prison, regresses in regime.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence proposes banning online messages and punishing sending them to children.
Kim Kataguiri
156:58
About: impose restrictions and monitoring measures on those convicted of sexual crimes against children and adolescents
Thus, we impose various restrictive measures against that pedophile, including preventing him from working in any place frequented by children.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence advocates preventing convicts from working in places frequented by children.
Kim Kataguiri
157:10
About: allow convicted sex offenders to work in activities aimed at minors
Today, a pedophile can be hired as a teacher, can be hired as a babysitter.
Why it was classified this way · 78% confidence reports the current situation: a pedophile can be hired as a teacher or babysitter.
Kim Kataguiri
157:16
About: require convicted sex offenders to inform partners about their conviction
There is no obligation either... For example, when there is a spouse — we will create this obligation in the law — he will come to have the duty to tell his partner that he was convicted of pedophilia.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence announces that 'criaremos essa obrigação na lei' to inform the partner.
Kim Kataguiri
157:30
About: monitor and prevent recurrence of sexual violence against children
So, it is the harshest possible text that we can impose in our legislation of restrictive penalties against pedophiles, against rapists of vulnerable persons generally, protecting our children, protecting all those who are vulnerable, people with disabilities — PCDs, those who suffer from this crime which, in my view, is the most cruel.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence describes the text as 'o mais duro possível' to protect children.
Kim Kataguiri
157:54
About: improve protection of children and adolescents against sexual violence
Because it is a physical torture, a psychological torture, by imposing trauma on the victim, on that child and on that child's family that will last the rest of their lives.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence describes the crime's psychological effects without proposing immediate new action.
Kim Kataguiri
158:06
About: improve protection of children and adolescents against sexual violence
A perpetual sentence is imposed on the child and the family, who will always remember that so traumatic a moment and, for the rest of their lives, will need love, affection, psychological support to overcome that moment.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence reports lifetime impact on victims and families, without a new political request.
Kim Kataguiri
158:18
About: monitor and prevent recurrence of sexual violence against children
So, I ask my colleagues' votes so that we harden the treatment of pedophiles.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence requests a vote to 'endurecer o tratamento aos pedófilos' explicitly.
Kim Kataguiri
179:06
About: protect children and adolescents against sexual abuse by adults
The relevance of the proposal is supported by the severity of the national scenario.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence states the proposal's relevance, supported by the severity of the situation.
Kim Kataguiri
179:09
About: protect children and adolescents against sexual abuse by adults
According to data from Fundação Abrinq published in the Scenario of Childhood and Adolescence in Brazil 2025, Brazil recorded, in 2022, an average of 124 reports of sexual violence against children and adolescents per day.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence presents a statistic on reports per day (factual account).
Kim Kataguiri
179:22
About: protect children and adolescents against sexual abuse by adults
The numbers have grown in an almost uninterrupted manner since 2012.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence reports a trend of increasing numbers since 2012.
Kim Kataguiri
179:24
About: protect children and adolescents against sexual abuse by adults
Disque 100, the official channel of the Ministry of Human Rights and Citizenship, recorded, in just the first four months of 2023, more than 17,500 sexual violations against minors, a volume 68% higher than that recorded in the same period of 2022.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence cites Disque 100 data on an increase in reports in 2023.
Kim Kataguiri
179:40
About: protect children and adolescents against sexual abuse by adults
Underreporting, acknowledged by the competent bodies themselves, indicates that the real numbers are even more significant.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence mentions underreporting acknowledged by the competent bodies.
Kim Kataguiri
179:47
About: protect children and adolescents against sexual abuse by adults
Equally worrying is the profile of recurrence of these crimes.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence highlights the recurrence profile of the crimes, a statistical detail.
Kim Kataguiri
179:50
About: protect children and adolescents against sexual abuse by adults
A survey by Fundação Abrinq itself indicates that almost 40% of the victims who sought care returned with reports of new episodes, that is, two out of five notifications involve victims who had already suffered sexual violence.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence cites an Abrinq survey on victim recurrence.
Kim Kataguiri
180:01
About: protect children and adolescents against sexual abuse by adults
A study published in the journal Revista Paulista de Pediatria on reported cases in Santa Catarina between 2009 and 2019 (Sinan) identified recurrence in 51% of occurrences, with risk factors associated with the fact that the place of occurrence was the victim's own home and that the aggressor was a member of the family nucleus.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence reports a study from Santa Catarina on recidivism in incidents.
Kim Kataguiri
180:19
About: protect children and adolescents against sexual abuse by adults
Data from the State of Paraná, covering 13,403 notifications between 2017 and 2021, showed that 67.8% of cases occurred in the domestic environment.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence cites data from Paraná showing the home as the predominant location.
Kim Kataguiri
180:30
About: monitor and prevent recurrence of sexual violence against children
This scenario shows that the protection of the minor cannot be limited to the period of the aggressor's incarceration and requires effective control mechanisms during the entire execution of the sentence and after it.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence concludes that protection is not limited to imprisonment and requires monitoring during sentence execution.
Kim Kataguiri
180:40
About: monitor those convicted of sexual crimes with electronic ankle monitors to track frequented locations
First, the amendment makes a relevant legislative technique adjustment by repositioning the normative discipline in the appropriate context of the Law of Penal Execution.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence advocates a technical adjustment to reposition the normative discipline in the Penal Execution Law.
Kim Kataguiri
180:49
About: monitor those convicted of sexual crimes with electronic ankle monitors to track frequented locations
The original substitute, by inserting the provision in the section intended for restrictive penalties, ends up attributing an inadequate legal nature to the measures provided, which are not configured as substitute penalties, but rather as conditions and executional restrictions linked to the serving of the sentence and to electronic monitoring.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence criticizes improper insertion and proposes a technical rearrangement of the norms.
Kim Kataguiri
181:05
About: monitor those convicted of sexual crimes with electronic ankle monitors to track frequented locations
The new wording, by instituting art. 146-E in continuity with the electronic monitoring regime (arts. 146-A to 146-D of Law No. 7,210, of 1984), confers greater systemic coherence, normative clarity and legal certainty, eliminating potential controversies about the competence for imposing and modulating the measures in the course of sentence execution.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence argues the new wording provides coherence and legal certainty.
Kim Kataguiri
181:27
About: implement effective control mechanisms during and after sentence execution to prevent recidivism
The legislative proposal promotes an important improvement of the penal execution system applicable to those convicted of sexual crimes committed against children and adolescents, by structuring a set of restrictive measures aimed not only at punishment but above all at preventing recidivism and at the full protection of childhood.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence says the proposal improves penal execution to prevent recidivism and protect children.
Kim Kataguiri
181:44
About: monitor and prevent recurrence of sexual violence against children
In this context, the mandatory imposition of geographic exclusion perimeters during exits from the prison establishment, serving a sentence in open regime or enjoying executive benefits deserves particular emphasis.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence advocates geographic exclusion perimeters during releases and enforcement benefits.
Kim Kataguiri
182:16
About: monitor and prevent recurrence of sexual violence against children
By enumerating educational establishments, children's parks, squares and other locations recognized as frequented by minors, the text reduces subjectivity in the execution of the measure and facilitates its practical supervision by the responsible bodies.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence lists establishments and locations to reduce subjectivity and facilitate oversight.
Kim Kataguiri
182:42
About: impose restrictions and monitoring measures on those convicted of sexual crimes against children and adolescents
Another point of special relevance lies in the expansion of functional and professional restrictions applicable to the convicted.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence supports banning the exercise of activities aimed at audiences under 14 years old.
Kim Kataguiri
183:18
About: prohibit convicted sex offenders from applying for adoption, guardianship, custody or wardship of minors
Similarly, the prohibition on applying for adoption, guardianship, custody or curatorship of minors fills an important gap in the Brazilian legal system.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence advocates banning adoption, guardianship, custody, or curatorship by convicted persons.
Kim Kataguiri
183:47
About: prioritize electronic monitoring and oversight and inter-agency communication mechanisms
(...) The proposal also appropriately addresses one of the greatest challenges of effectively supervising the restrictions imposed by the courts.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence proposes electronic monitoring and mandatory communication between public agencies.
Kim Kataguiri
184:19
About: prohibit convicted sex offenders from residing or overnighting with children under 14 without judicial authorization
(...) In the family and domestic sphere, the text likewise introduces relevant safeguards.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence supports a prohibition on residing or overnighting with a minor child without judicial authorization.
Kim Kataguiri
184:46
About: allow justified flexibility in applying restrictions when material impediments exist
(...) It is also important to note that the text preserves an important dimension of constitutional balance by admitting reasoned flexibilizations when there are no material conditions to implement the measures or when their full application would make essential obligations related to the convicted person's housing, work, study or health impossible.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence advocates a judicial adaptation clause preserving proportionality and reintegration.
Kim Kataguiri
185:14
About: integrate preventive measures into the current penal execution model
Finally, the proposed amendments prove coherent with the logic already existing in the Law of Penal Execution regarding electronic monitoring, supervision of judicial conditions and regression of regime for noncompliance with obligations imposed on the convicted.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence argues the proposal does not create a parallel system but integrates mechanisms into the existing one.
Kim Kataguiri
185:37
About: recognize constitutionality and legality of the proposed amendments
In view of the above, within the Commission on Constitution and Justice and Citizenship, we are in favor of the constitutionality, legality and good legislative technique of all the plenary amendments.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence declares 'somos pela constitucionalidade, juridicidade' of the amendments.
Kim Kataguiri
185:46
About: approve Plenary Amendment No. 1 that introduces restrictive measures for those convicted of sexual crimes against minors
On the merits, we are in favor of approving Plenary Amendment No. 1, in the form of the substitute subamendment attached, and of rejecting the remaining amendments. That is my vote, Mr. President.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence states a favorable vote for the approval of Plenary Amendment No. 1.
Kim Kataguiri
192:40
About: postpone the vote and discuss the matter in the report
Mr. President, the Party Missão is against postponing the vote.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence explicitly states that Partido Missão is against postponement.
Kim Kataguiri
192:46
About: approve the bill
This is a fundamental project for us to combat pedophilia.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence says it is fundamental to combat pedophilia and supports approval.
Kim Kataguiri
192:49
About: approve the bill imposing restrictions on pedophiles
It makes no sense for us not to vote on a project that imposes restrictions on pedophiles, that prevents a pedophile from approaching a daycare, that prevents a pedophile from owning a daycare, that prevents a pedophile from adopting a child, that prevents a pedophile from sleeping in the same room as a child.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence argues it makes no sense not to vote on a bill that imposes restrictions on pedophiles.
Kim Kataguiri
193:14
About: loosen legislation protecting children against sexual crimes
Indeed, it makes no sense for us to promote any defense of loosening legislation in relation to pedophilia.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence states vehemently against any defense of loosening the legislation.
Kim Kataguiri
193:24
About: approve the bill imposing restrictions on pedophiles unanimously
This should be a cause that should unite us.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence says it should be a cause that unites us and be voted unanimously.
Kim Kataguiri
193:31
About: present a plenary highlight as the party's right
I know there are disagreements regarding the point of order presented by NOVO, but it is NOVO's right to present a point of order.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence acknowledges that NOVO has the right to present a destaque (normative description).
Kim Kataguiri
193:36
About: coordinate parliamentary support to pass bills
I, personally, so that this vote would take place, made an agreed report, now you cannot suppress...
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence reports having prepared an agreed report to enable the vote (track record).
Kim Kataguiri
206:28
About: monitor and prevent recurrence of sexual violence against children
It is not possible to be against preventing a pedophile from owning a daycare, having a playground, being a partner in any company whose clients are children, or providing services for children.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence states one cannot be against preventing a pedophile from having a daycare or being a company partner.
Kim Kataguiri
206:41
About: toughen penal treatment of those convicted of sexual crimes against minors
This is reasonable. This is not Left, this is not Right, this is not merely punitive and, see, I reinforce, I have a punitive ideological position.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence declares an openly punitive ideological position.
Kim Kataguiri
206:50
About: introduce the death penalty in Brazil
In my view, we should have a new Constitution so that the pedophile receives the death penalty, is sentenced to death; that is my personal position.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence reaffirms personal support for the death penalty for pedophiles.
Kim Kataguiri
206:57
About: implement effective control mechanisms during and after sentence execution to prevent recidivism
Now, what I am defending in my report here, in the project authored by Deputy Capitão Wagner, which we had the opportunity to improve, including by agreement, are common-sense restrictions.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence says the report defends 'restrições de bom senso' in the bill.
Kim Kataguiri
207:08
About: monitor and prevent recurrence of sexual violence against children
The pedophile must not be able to approach a school, and there will be georeferencing by the judge; the pedophile must not be able to approach a school, the pedophile must not be able to approach a daycare, the pedophile must not be able to approach a playground, the pedophile must not be able to adopt a child, people.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence lists exclusion perimeters and georeferencing to prevent approaching schools.
Kim Kataguiri
207:24
About: prohibit convicted sex offenders from adopting children or sleeping in the same room as a child
It is unthinkable that our legislation today still — even though adoption is difficult and there is a rigorous investigation — does not have an express ban preventing a pedophile from adopting a child; does not have an express ban preventing a pedophile from sleeping in the same room as a child; does not have an express ban preventing a pedophile from sending an online message to a child.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence advocates an express ban on adoption and intimate cohabitation with children.
Kim Kataguiri
207:56
About: reduce the age of criminal responsibility
I know there is divergence on the point of order, and see, I agree with the text of the point of order, but I understand, and I thank Deputy Jordy for having made the agreement so that there is no verification, because I, personally, agree that there be an increase; in fact, what I ideally advocate is not even an increase in the time of internment, it is that for crimes like rape there should not even be juvenile majority.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence states that for crimes like rape 'nem maioridade penal tenha' (wants to treat them as adults).
Kim Kataguiri
208:23
About: reduce the age of criminal responsibility
Any age at which you committed a rape, if you are "adult" enough to rape, you are adult enough to go to jail, and not spend 3 years in socio-educational measures.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence states that those who commit rape are 'adulto o suficiente para ir para a cadeia'.
Kim Kataguiri
208:35
About: reduce the age of criminal responsibility
I do not even advocate, in the ideal world, increasing the time of internment; I advocate that this subject be imprisoned as if he were an adult.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence says he would support the youth being 'preso como se fosse adulto'.
Kim Kataguiri
209:12
About: increase detention time for minors who commit serious crimes
Unfortunately, there is no agreement, there is no consensus in the Plenary for us to increase the time of internment.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence laments the lack of agreement to 'aumentar o tempo de internação' (supports the proposal here).
Kim Kataguiri
209:20
About: implement effective control mechanisms during and after sentence execution to prevent recidivism
But if we cannot increase the time of internment, which I vehemently advocate for and strongly disagree with the Government and the Left on this matter, let us at least restrict the other rights that pedophiles still, unfortunately, have today.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence proposes restricting other rights if detention is not increased.
Kim Kataguiri
247:13
About: approve the bill imposing restrictions on pedophiles
I say I am happy to be the Rapporteur of this project by Deputy Capitão Wagner, and that we were able to build an agreement to approve this common-sense measure. MISSÃO's guidance is "yes".
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence declares MISSÃO's orientation as 'sim' and thanks for the favorable vote.
Kim Kataguiri
328:59
About: attribute authorship of proposed policies to one's mandate when copied by the government
Mr. President, I'm beginning to think that Lula will invite me to make his government program or will fire Sidônio so I can take over Secom, because this is already the third project, the third measure that the Government takes that is a copy of my initiative.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence claims, in a critical tone, that the Government copies his initiatives (report/allegation).
Kim Kataguiri
329:13
About: increase penalties for theft, robbery, and receiving stolen goods
Mr. President, in the last week this happened with my project to increase penalties in cases of theft, robbery and receiving stolen goods.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence says the sentence-increasing bill was his and is now signed by the Government.
Kim Kataguiri
329:38
About: allow obtaining a driver's license without mandatory driving school
In 2020, I presented a project so that it would be possible to obtain a driver's license without a driving school.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence reports having introduced a bill on driver's licenses (CNH) without driving schools (factual history).
Kim Kataguiri
329:55
About: allow obtaining a driver's license without mandatory driving school
Then, Lula, desperate for popularity, takes my project and institutes the driver's license without driving school.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence criticizes the Government for adopting a bill he had presented (supports the measure).
Kim Kataguiri
330:03
About: revoke the 'blusinhas' tax
Now, the last one is the end of the "blouse tax."
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence states he is the author of a bill to repeal the tax and advocates its end.
Kim Kataguiri
330:07
About: revoke the 'blusinhas' tax
My bill that repeals the "blouse tax" has been stalled for 2 years, with an urgency request filed.
Why it was classified this way · 78% confidence states that his bill to repeal the tax has been stalled for two years.
Kim Kataguiri
330:13
About: revoke the 'blusinhas' tax
PT is always against it; they could have taken the opportunity and already voted on my bill and ended the "blouse tax" 2 years ago, but they decided to do it only now.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence accuses PT of voting against a bill that could have repealed the tax.
Kim Kataguiri
330:26
About: revoke the 'blusinhas' tax
After they have already collected, after they have already fleeced the backs of the poorest, election year arrives and they want to repeal it.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence criticizes the Government's opportunism in repealing it in an election year.
Kim Kataguiri
330:40
About: revoke the 'blusinhas' tax
PT and the Government’s base voted unanimously for the "blouse tax" in the plenary of this Chamber.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence alleges that PT and its base originally voted unanimously in favor of the tax.
Kim Kataguiri
331:17
About: revoke the 'blusinhas' tax
Lula himself made statements, at the time of the approval, defending the "blouse tax."
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence reports past statements by authorities defending the tax (descriptive).
Kim Kataguiri
331:26
About: revoke the 'blusinhas' tax
Magically, in an election year, Lula copies yet another measure from my term and institutes the end of the "blouse tax"—a tax that he himself created, that he himself signed, that PT itself voted for in the plenary of this Chamber of Deputies.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence accuses Lula of copying the measure and then signing the end of the tax in an election year.
Kim Kataguiri
333:45
About: reduce taxes on fuels
But, since PT has finally decided to put on the agenda in this plenary a matter of tax reduction, count on my vote, count on my support.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence says that, finally, PT put tax cuts on the agenda and promises support.
Kim Kataguiri
333:54
About: submit proposals for government spending cuts and tax cuts
I challenge the Government, by the way, to send proposals for spending cuts and other tax cuts so that I can also vote—then I will defend a Government measure in this plenary.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence challenges the Government to send proposals for spending and tax cuts and says he will support them.
Kim Kataguiri
334:05
About: describe the Government's spending pattern
In all other years, the Government spends, spends, taxes and taxes.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence criticizes the Government for continuous spending; a critical description of the pattern.
Kim Kataguiri
334:11
About: assess the Government's rhetoric on taxes
See the caricatured remark by Minister Haddad—he sent out a ready-made meme; we didn't even need to assemble it—in which he says he doesn't like people who don't pay taxes since they were little kids.
Why it was classified this way · 72% confidence quotes Minister Haddad in a critical and satirical tone (reporting the speech).
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