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PT E PSOL DEFENDERAM MENORES CRIMINOSOS, MAS VENCEMOS!
117 classified statements · 1 politicians · May 27, 2026 · 8 min
Statements by Nikolas Ferreira. 117 excerpts classified by topic and stance. Topics: Child and adolescent protection, Public Safety and Order, Human rights, Anti-Discrimination.
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Nikolas Ferreira
0:00
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Desconhecido
0:00
About: strengthen policies protecting children and adolescents
And these children have to be protected by the State, by society.
Why it was classified this way · 82% confidence states that 'essas crianças tem que ser protegidas', calling for state and social action.
Nikolas Ferreira
0:04
About: reduce the age of criminal responsibility to 16 years
Nine years ago the PT was against lowering the age of criminal responsibility.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence Reports PT's past position on reducing the age of criminal responsibility without proposing direct action.
Nikolas Ferreira
0:09
How many lives have been taken since 2003?
Nikolas Ferreira
0:13
That Lula, back in 2003, also said he was opposed.
Nikolas Ferreira
0:16
How many 16-, 17-year-olds... who raped, who committed abuse, who robbed people, who walked away unpunished.
Nikolas Ferreira
0:26
About: amend the ECA to hold juvenile offenders accountable
What does this piece of shit ECA do about these people?
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence Criticizes the ECA ('o que esse merda desse ECA faz'), implying the need for punitive change.
Nikolas Ferreira
0:32
That's right.
Nikolas Ferreira
0:33
Do you know why?
Nikolas Ferreira
0:34
About: amend the ECA to hold juvenile offenders accountable
The ECA, up to then, only protected the criminal and the bum, because none of those shouting here go and receive the criminals into their homes.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Says that the ECA 'só protegeu o marginal', criticizing the law and advocating a punitive alternative.
Nikolas Ferreira
0:43
It's very easy to come here and, you know, spin a narrative to fool fools, to come and say the following: respect my speech, get elected as a federal deputy and go home, Mr. President.
Nikolas Ferreira
0:54
About: reduce the age of criminal responsibility to 16 years
These people, the most they can receive as punishment is one to three years in resocialization in there.
Why it was classified this way · 82% confidence Highlights light sentences for minors as a problem, advocating an alternative punitive measure.
Nikolas Ferreira
1:02
About: reduce the age of criminal responsibility to 16 years
That is if they don't turn 18, and they are released immediately.
Why it was classified this way · 72% confidence Describes the effect of the law ('se não completar 18 anos é solto imediatamente') without proposing action.
Nikolas Ferreira
1:05
It's very interesting that they come here and play the virtuous.
Nikolas Ferreira
1:09
About: strengthen policies protecting children and adolescents
Let's take care of these children.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence Declares 'Vamos cuidar dessas crianças', calling for protection and social/state action.
Nikolas Ferreira
1:11
Those are not children and adolescents there, my friend — not victims.
Nikolas Ferreira
1:14
No one here wants to put students in jail, no.
Nikolas Ferreira
1:17
Do you know what's happening?
Nikolas Ferreira
1:18
What's happening is what happened just now in São Paulo.
Nikolas Ferreira
1:21
Minors who raped.
Nikolas Ferreira
1:23
Listen!
Nikolas Ferreira
1:24
You have the capacity.
Nikolas Ferreira
1:25
Two children, 8 and 10 years old.
Nikolas Ferreira
1:29
About: reduce the age of criminal responsibility to 16 years
That adolescent, that thug, does not go to jail.
Why it was classified this way · 68% confidence States that 'esse adolescente... não vai para a cadeia' as a description of the problem.
Nikolas Ferreira
1:34
At 18 he is released and serves three years.
Nikolas Ferreira
1:37
Is that justice?
Nikolas Ferreira
1:38
About: prioritize criminal accountability policies for minors involved in serious crimes
It's very interesting to look only at, let's say, the human rights side.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Criticizes an exclusive focus on human rights, suggesting criminal liability for minors.
Nikolas Ferreira
1:43
And the person who was killed by that minor?
Nikolas Ferreira
1:46
And that child who was abused?
Nikolas Ferreira
1:47
You have been using a very demagogic discourse for years, which doesn't truly protect the citizen.
Nikolas Ferreira
1:53
The Brazilian people are tired of this.
Nikolas Ferreira
1:55
There are surveys showing that more than 80% of the Brazilian population do want the reduction of the age of... Sorry, I misspoke.
Nikolas Ferreira
2:01
90%.
Nikolas Ferreira
2:03
Those 10% are like Gustavo Lima's song.
Nikolas Ferreira
2:05
That 10% are scoundrels, because it's unbelievable.
Nikolas Ferreira
2:09
How is it that to this day we still have to discuss this?
Nikolas Ferreira
2:11
About: reduce the age of criminal responsibility to 16 years
While you keep procrastinating here, delaying the discussion, will you be responsible for these abused children?
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence Accuses opponents of delaying the discussion and holds them responsible, calling to resolve the issue.
Nikolas Ferreira
2:18
Will you be responsible for the people who were robbed?
Nikolas Ferreira
2:20
Of course not.
Nikolas Ferreira
2:21
For God's sake, it's astonishing.
Nikolas Ferreira
2:24
How we have to come here and ask for criminals to go to jail.
Nikolas Ferreira
2:27
It's because obviously you like criminals.
Nikolas Ferreira
2:29
You even put one in the presidency.
Nikolas Ferreira
2:31
About: reduce the age of criminal responsibility to 16 years
There will be no postponement and we will discuss this matter and put...
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Says 'não há adiamento e vamos discutir essa matéria e colocar...', proposing to move the agenda forward.
Desconhecido
2:38
Six years ago... my parents were murdered on your property.
Desconhecido
2:44
And among the delinquents, the thugs, there was an adolescent.
Nikolas Ferreira
2:48
The deputy here has just testified that a minor killed his parents.
Nikolas Ferreira
2:55
And what solution does the left present?
Nikolas Ferreira
2:57
None.
Nikolas Ferreira
2:59
She just said, named several people here involved in crimes, etc.
Nikolas Ferreira
3:02
and so on, and that they have to go to jail.
Nikolas Ferreira
3:05
So that means prison works for adults.
Nikolas Ferreira
3:08
About: reduce the age of criminal responsibility to 16 years
But prison can't work for someone two years younger?
Why it was classified this way · 84% confidence Questions why prison applies to adults but not to those two years younger, advocating punitive equality.
Nikolas Ferreira
3:11
Wait a minute.
Nikolas Ferreira
3:12
We are not citing the cases here in isolation.
Nikolas Ferreira
3:14
Look, here in this plenary there is a case of parents who were killed.
Nikolas Ferreira
3:18
You have here, in Cachoeira do Itapemirim, also children who were abused.
Nikolas Ferreira
3:22
You have a young man who threw a homemade bomb at a school, burned children.
Nikolas Ferreira
3:27
In São Paulo, children aged 8 and 10 were abused.
Nikolas Ferreira
3:30
Whoever has children here, knows what it's like to be a parent, knows the pain. What is the solution for these people?
Nikolas Ferreira
3:35
You don't present one.
Nikolas Ferreira
3:36
90% of the population wants this.
Nikolas Ferreira
3:39
About: reduce the age of criminal responsibility to 16 years
Postponing this is ignoring the pain of those people.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence States that 'adiar isso é ignorar a dor', pressuring for approval of the measure.
Nikolas Ferreira
3:41
About: reduce the age of criminal responsibility to 16 years
So no, Mr. President, no removal from the agenda and that we can actually, for the first time in the country's history, make criminals who command criminal organizations... I was born in a favela.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Requests withdrawal from the agenda of the opposing matter and that criminals be held accountable.
Nikolas Ferreira
3:57
Many here set foot in the favela only when it's to do social work.
Nikolas Ferreira
4:00
I was born in one.
Nikolas Ferreira
4:01
I know what a 16- or 17-year-old boy is capable of doing.
Nikolas Ferreira
4:05
And what are we going to do with these delinquents?
Nikolas Ferreira
4:08
It's prison.
Nikolas Ferreira
4:09
About: reduce the age of criminal responsibility to 16 years
If you don't want to go to prison, just don't kill, don't steal, don't rape, don't commit robbery resulting in death — all that sends you there.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Says that anyone who doesn't want prison 'é só não matar', advocating applying punishment to minors.
Nikolas Ferreira
4:15
A hug.
Nikolas Ferreira
4:16
Government, the voting is closed.
Nikolas Ferreira
4:26
The vote is closed.
Nikolas Ferreira
4:39
No withdrawal.
Nikolas Ferreira
4:40
42 yes, 7.
Desconhecido
4:41
He said, 'I was born in a favela, I know what a delinquent can do at 16.'
Desconhecido
4:46
He reveals a view that the favela is the place where that adolescent capable of committing crime can be found.
- For
Desconhecido
4:52
About: implement awareness actions and policies to root racism out of the social fabric
Because the prodigy of Brazilian fascism, an influencer of hate, reveals an elitist, racist, prejudiced and extremely selective view.
Why it was classified this way · 78% confidence Denounces an 'elitista, racista, preconceituosa' view and calls for confronting that stance.
- For
Desconhecido
5:04
About: reform the penitentiary system
The Brazilian penitentiary system today, unfortunately, is a school for organized crime.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence States that prison 'é uma faculdade para o crime organizado', advocating change in the system.
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Desconhecido
5:09
About: reform the penitentiary system
There is no rehabilitation; on the contrary, criminals often leave that space becoming even more professional and recruited into criminal organizations, which they were not before.
Why it was classified this way · 76% confidence Explains that prisons do not rehabilitate and sometimes professionalize criminals, calling for reform.
Nikolas Ferreira
5:20
He talked, talked, talked and said nothing.
Nikolas Ferreira
5:24
And he sits here like a parrot, calling me fascist, racist, taxi driver, cyclist.
Nikolas Ferreira
5:30
Change the record, friend.
Nikolas Ferreira
5:32
Change the record.
Nikolas Ferreira
5:33
Here the discussion is very clear, because I was called a racist and I was called a fascist here and I am defending myself, I was cited and I can express myself, just read the rules.
Nikolas Ferreira
5:43
Now, the discussion here is simple, it's crystal clear.
Nikolas Ferreira
5:47
It's those who defend delinquent minors who kill, steal and rape, and those who want them to go to jail.
Nikolas Ferreira
5:53
I mentioned the favela here and I really know what a 16-year-old delinquent can do.
Nikolas Ferreira
5:58
Because you don't know the truth, you don't know what happens in there.
Nikolas Ferreira
6:01
Now, what is the solution?
Nikolas Ferreira
6:03
What is the solution?
Nikolas Ferreira
6:05
You didn't say.
Nikolas Ferreira
6:06
The left doesn't speak.
Nikolas Ferreira
6:08
I will repeat here, very calmly.
Nikolas Ferreira
6:12
Last month, adolescents collectively raped children aged 8 and 10.
Nikolas Ferreira
6:23
There is one side that is defending that these minors, who can already decide the country's future by voting, who can already marry with parental consent, should also be held responsible for their acts.
Nikolas Ferreira
6:39
That is one side.
Nikolas Ferreira
6:41
About: increase penalties for heinous crimes
The other side presents no solution, even votes against increasing sentences for heinous crimes.
Why it was classified this way · 82% confidence Criticizes those who 'vota contra o aumento de pena para crimes hediondos', implying support for tougher sentences.
Nikolas Ferreira
6:48
The current government — and this year the highest femicide rate is this year, my congratulations on that record — we have, just in 2023, 11 thousand adolescents, it's no small thing.
Nikolas Ferreira
7:04
That's a lot of people.
Nikolas Ferreira
7:06
They are much younger.
Nikolas Ferreira
7:07
I conclude.
Nikolas Ferreira
7:08
It's much better.
Nikolas Ferreira
7:09
I already said it, you weren't here, pay attention.
Nikolas Ferreira
7:11
I already said it, 74, do you want me to repeat?
Nikolas Ferreira
7:13
Article 74.
Nikolas Ferreira
7:13
You are not the president, I already spoke with the president.
Nikolas Ferreira
7:16
I already spoke with the president.
Nikolas Ferreira
7:17
He was mentioned to me.
Nikolas Ferreira
7:18
To conclude, there are two sides here.
Nikolas Ferreira
7:21
You can call me whatever you want.
Nikolas Ferreira
7:23
The truth is naked and raw.
Nikolas Ferreira
7:24
There are people being... killed, raped, children being abused, because these minors are not in jail.
Nikolas Ferreira
7:30
So it's simple to resolve.
Nikolas Ferreira
7:32
Who wants jail for these people and who doesn't?
Nikolas Ferreira
7:34
The Brazilian people have already decided; 90% are in favor.
Nikolas Ferreira
7:37
About: reduce the age of criminal responsibility to 16 years
Let's read the report now and let's approve this, because nobody can stand it anymore.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence Calls 'vamos ler o relatório...e vamos aprovar isso', urging approval of the matter.
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