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NIKOLAS FEZ ESQUERDA SURTAR 😂 APROVADA A REDUÇÃO DA MAIORIDADE NA CCJ
179 classified statements · 1 politicians · June 10, 2026 · 9 min
Statements by Nikolas Ferreira. 179 excerpts classified by topic and stance. Topics: Public Safety and Order, Political Polarization, Education.
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Nikolas Ferreira
0:00
Look at the argument and the question the left has been asking here all week.
NeutralNikolas Ferreira
0:04
About: reduce the age of criminal responsibility to 16 years
Would putting juvenile offenders in jail reduce crime?
Why it was classified this way · 60% confidence Asks whether incarcerating minors would reduce crime, without directly proposing it.
Nikolas Ferreira
0:08
No, dummy.
Nikolas Ferreira
0:09
No, it won't.
ForNikolas Ferreira
0:10
About: reduce the age of criminal responsibility to 16 years
Leaving him on the street is what matters.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Advocates removing the minor from the street, supporting incarceration.
NeutralNikolas Ferreira
0:12
About: reduce the age of criminal responsibility to 16 years
I've never seen someone who is in prison go back to robbing someone on the street.
Why it was classified this way · 60% confidence Reports not having seen the prisoner reoffend, a descriptive statement implying support.
ForNikolas Ferreira
0:17
About: reduce the age of criminal responsibility to 16 years
Is there any way a minor who's killing, if he's in jail, could go back to killing someone on the street?
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence Rhetorical question suggesting that imprisonment would prevent a new homicide.
Nikolas Ferreira
0:21
There isn't.
AgainstNikolas Ferreira
0:22
About: arrest political opponents
So, the left only defends jailing political opponents.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence Accuses the left of defending political imprisonments and criticizes that practice.
AmbiguousNikolas Ferreira
0:28
About: reduce the age of criminal responsibility to 16 years
Oh, Nicolas, but before long we'll be here discussing lowering it to 14 years old.
Why it was classified this way · 60% confidence Repeats the hypothesis of reducing to 14 years without a clear position.
Nikolas Ferreira
0:33
And then, what will happen?
AmbiguousNikolas Ferreira
0:34
About: reduce the age of criminal responsibility to 16 years
We'll become like Russia, like North Korea.
Why it was classified this way · 55% confidence Mocks the comparison with Russia/North Korea made by opponents.
AmbiguousNikolas Ferreira
0:38
About: reduce the age of criminal responsibility to 16 years
Oh, Nicolas, but soon we'll be discussing reducing it to 12 years old.
Why it was classified this way · 55% confidence Repeats a hypothetical warning about lowering to 12 years without committing.
Nikolas Ferreira
0:42
What will happen?
AmbiguousNikolas Ferreira
0:43
About: reduce the age of criminal responsibility to 16 years
We'll become like China.
Why it was classified this way · 55% confidence Repeats the comparative claim with China ironically.
ForNikolas Ferreira
0:44
About: reduce the age of criminal responsibility to 16 years
Look, so there wasn't any plausible argument the left brought here to justify supporting the reduction of the age of criminal responsibility.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Asserts that the left did not present plausible arguments against the reduction.
Nikolas Ferreira
0:52
The only thing they said was, Bolsonaro, Bolsonaro, Bolsonaro, far right, far right, far right, Banco Máster, Banco Máster, Banco Máster.
Nikolas Ferreira
0:58
Is there any minor involved in Banco Máster that I'm not aware of?
Nikolas Ferreira
1:01
Because I don't understand, is there any minor involved there?
Nikolas Ferreira
1:06
And at Banco Máximo, because, as far as I know, the only thing to say here about me, Mr. President, is 'took the flight at Jardim do Volcado.'
Nikolas Ferreira
1:13
You're jealous, huh?
Nikolas Ferreira
1:14
You're jealous, because when I left, I took the flight at Jardim do Volcado.
Nikolas Ferreira
1:19
He was a criminal, had something, so go ahead, say it.
Nikolas Ferreira
1:22
Now, if I start — and I'll speak quietly here — if I start to cite the aliases on the Odebrecht list, Mr. President, stay calm, Mr. President.
Desconhecido
1:31
Let's hear the deputy.
Nikolas Ferreira
1:33
I know it's hard to hear the truth.
Nikolas Ferreira
1:34
Calm down, calm down.
Nikolas Ferreira
1:36
I still have seven minutes of Nicolás left to speak.
Nikolas Ferreira
1:43
If I start to cite the names here on Aldebrecht's list, it'll get boring.
Nikolas Ferreira
1:48
My name was never on Aldebrecht's list.
Nikolas Ferreira
1:51
I was never, Mr. President, implicated in any corruption scandal.
Nikolas Ferreira
1:54
So all that's left for you is to act like a parrot.
Nikolas Ferreira
1:57
Bacumazes, Bacumazes, Bacumazes.
Nikolas Ferreira
1:58
Bolsonaro, Bolsonaro, Bolsonaro.
Nikolas Ferreira
2:00
Who is the president now, damn it?
Nikolas Ferreira
2:01
Who did you campaign for?
NeutralNikolas Ferreira
2:02
About: reduce street crime
Crime has increased now, femicide hit a record.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence Reports a rise in crime and a record number of femicides without proposing action.
Nikolas Ferreira
2:05
Whose fault is it?
Nikolas Ferreira
2:06
And another thing, I signed the CPM of Banco Master.
Nikolas Ferreira
2:08
You didn't, so please be very quiet.
ForNikolas Ferreira
2:11
About: increase penalties for heinous crimes
I voted to increase the penalty for heinous crimes.
Why it was classified this way · 78% confidence Claims to have voted to increase sentences, defending the measure.
Nikolas Ferreira
2:15
And they didn't increase it.
Nikolas Ferreira
2:18
Here, you can...
Desconhecido
2:20
Let's listen, I'll...
Nikolas Ferreira
2:22
They can't do it, they can't do it.
Desconhecido
2:23
He can't do it, Moisés can't do it.
Desconhecido
2:25
He can't do it, he can't.
Desconhecido
2:28
Let's hear, let's hear the deputy.
Nikolas Ferreira
2:29
He can't do it, they get desperate.
Nikolas Ferreira
2:31
Hey, calm down, sir.
Nikolas Ferreira
2:32
Calm down, there are still six minutes of Nicolau left here.
Nikolas Ferreira
2:35
There's still a lot of time left.
Nikolas Ferreira
2:36
So let's go.
ForNikolas Ferreira
2:37
About: increase penalties for heinous crimes
I voted to increase the penalties for heinous crimes in this country.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence Reaffirms having voted to increase sentences, an explicit defense of the policy.
Nikolas Ferreira
2:42
Heinous crimes, don't you know?
Nikolas Ferreira
2:43
It's pedophilia, sexual abuse, rape.
ForNikolas Ferreira
2:47
About: increase penalties for heinous crimes
The left doesn't want to increase the penalties for them.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence Contrasts the left's opposition and defends increasing sentences.
NeutralNikolas Ferreira
2:49
About: adopt life imprisonment
So, the whole world, China for example, has life imprisonment.
Why it was classified this way · 60% confidence Notes that other countries adopt life imprisonment without directly proposing it.
NeutralNikolas Ferreira
2:53
About: adopt the death penalty
China, for example, has the death penalty.
Why it was classified this way · 60% confidence Mentions the death penalty in China as a fact, without an explicit proposal.
Nikolas Ferreira
2:54
In other words, the left in the world can't stand criminals.
Nikolas Ferreira
2:56
Only in Brazil are there fan clubs.
Nikolas Ferreira
2:57
It's only in Brazil that there are fan clubs for lowlifes.
Nikolas Ferreira
3:00
It's something like that; it's astonishing.
Nikolas Ferreira
3:01
But I want to say something to you, gentlemen.
Nikolas Ferreira
3:03
Keep talking.
Nikolas Ferreira
3:04
Because it's working, you know why?
NeutralNikolas Ferreira
3:05
About: reduce the age of criminal responsibility to 16 years
Because when we started the discussion, Mr. President, here in the CCJ, about lowering the age of criminal responsibility, Brazilian society was 70% in favor of lowering the age of criminal responsibility.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence Reports a survey (70% in favor) about lowering the age of criminal responsibility.
Nikolas Ferreira
3:14
After long speeches here, you talking, do you know what it went to, colonel?
Nikolas Ferreira
3:18
90%.
Nikolas Ferreira
3:19
So, a round of applause for the left.
Nikolas Ferreira
3:21
Thank you very much for the work you are doing.
Nikolas Ferreira
3:25
You came here to talk to me about cost.
Nikolas Ferreira
3:27
Oh, because it's going to cost a lot.
Nikolas Ferreira
3:29
It's going to cost a lot?
Nikolas Ferreira
3:29
Let's go.
NeutralNikolas Ferreira
3:30
About: build maximum-security prisons
The Secorte, a terrorism confinement center in El Salvador, which houses a capacity of 40,000 criminals, cost 500 million reais.
Why it was classified this way · 65% confidence Cites the cost of a confinement center as a point of reference.
Nikolas Ferreira
3:39
Do you know how much Lula spent last year on advertising, gentlemen?
Nikolas Ferreira
3:42
800 million.
Nikolas Ferreira
3:43
You could put the 11 thousand juvenile offenders who are now in socio-educational units into a holiday camp and still have space left for a lot more who committed crimes.
Nikolas Ferreira
3:53
Now!
Nikolas Ferreira
3:54
We're not talking about a minor who is studying, a kid who's hustling, a kid like my father and my family, who was born in the favela, in Buraco da Coruja, and who didn't choose organized crime, who didn't choose the drug trade, but chose to study, chose to be an upright person, because the environment, I have no doubt, can influence you, but it doesn't determine you, it doesn't determine you.
Nikolas Ferreira
4:11
So, are we going to talk about cost?
Nikolas Ferreira
4:13
So, how much did the Lula government spend on COP30?
Nikolas Ferreira
4:16
5 billion.
Nikolas Ferreira
4:19
How much did Lula spend on trips?
Nikolas Ferreira
4:20
7 billion, Mr. President.
ForNikolas Ferreira
4:22
About: build maximum-security prisons
You could build a secote in every state of this country.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence Claims that public funds could be used to build prison facilities.
ForNikolas Ferreira
4:24
About: build and expand schools
Then someone comes to tell me the solution is to build schools.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Acknowledges the need to build schools as part of the solution.
Nikolas Ferreira
4:27
Yes, we have to build schools, we have to build a lot of things in our country.
Nikolas Ferreira
4:31
Because it's a broader context.
Nikolas Ferreira
4:32
This won't be what solves the public security problem in the country, no.
Nikolas Ferreira
4:34
I have no doubts.
Nikolas Ferreira
4:35
Who said this is a silver bullet?
Nikolas Ferreira
4:37
Does anyone think that imprisoning the underage person who killed will solve Brazil's problem?
Nikolas Ferreira
4:40
It won't solve it.
ForNikolas Ferreira
4:41
About: reduce the age of criminal responsibility to 16 years
But... it will stop that delinquent minor who kills, robs, rapes, abuses children from ever committing that in society again.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence States that imprisonment would prevent the minor from committing new crimes.
Nikolas Ferreira
4:48
There shouldn't even be this discussion.
Nikolas Ferreira
4:50
It seems you're allergic to rationality and common sense.
Nikolas Ferreira
4:52
You have to keep proving here that the grass is green.
Nikolas Ferreira
4:54
What solution did you present?
Nikolas Ferreira
4:56
None!
Nikolas Ferreira
4:57
That's why you lose this debate.
Nikolas Ferreira
5:00
Because there's no basis to say that the minor who commits a crime, who is abusing, I'll repeat.
NeutralNikolas Ferreira
5:05
About: reduce the age of criminal responsibility to 16 years
One minor — five minors, actually — in São Paulo abused a child of eight and a child of ten.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence Reports an episode of abuse by minors without an explicit proposal in the sentence.
Nikolas Ferreira
5:09
What are you going to do with that minor?
Nikolas Ferreira
5:10
Then the other one came and cited Champinha to me.
Nikolas Ferreira
5:12
It's as if the argument were, 'ah, I got you.'
Nikolas Ferreira
5:15
Friend, I'll tell you the truth about the Champinha case.
ForNikolas Ferreira
5:17
About: reduce the age of criminal responsibility to 16 years
Do you know why Champinha was arrested?
Why it was classified this way · 82% confidence Argues that the ECA would not keep a serious offender detained, advocating change.
Nikolas Ferreira
5:18
It wasn't because of any change to the ECA or because the ECA has the ability to put serious criminals in jail, no.
Nikolas Ferreira
5:23
It was because he had a psychiatric report and because of that... he remained imprisoned.
Nikolas Ferreira
5:28
If it were because of the ECA, he'd still be completely free.
ForNikolas Ferreira
5:30
About: reduce the age of criminal responsibility to 16 years
The PSOL woman, who is also allergic to intelligence, threw the following at us.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Uses a death in a socio-educational unit to justify reducing the age of criminal responsibility.
Nikolas Ferreira
5:34
Oh, because they're talking about the socio-educational issue and there was a minor who died inside a socio-educational unit.
Nikolas Ferreira
5:41
Oh my God!
Nikolas Ferreira
5:42
Are you trying to help us?
Nikolas Ferreira
5:43
So you're saying that those little angel minors of society who are inside the socio-educational unit killed the minor?
Nikolas Ferreira
5:48
So you are trying to prove to our people that they can no longer live in society.
Nikolas Ferreira
5:54
That's what we're discussing.
Nikolas Ferreira
5:55
Rodrigo, we've been debating this for more than 20 years.
Nikolas Ferreira
5:59
You were already a deputy here and this didn't move forward.
Nikolas Ferreira
6:01
And why?
ForNikolas Ferreira
6:02
About: increase penalties for heinous crimes
Because there is a handbrake in this country called the left.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Accuses the left of blocking harsher sentences and advocates increasing them.
Nikolas Ferreira
6:06
They get in the way of what is good, fight so there aren't harsher sentences for heinous crimes, for rapists, for pedophiles, they don't even spend 5% of the National Security Fund to, you know, make criminals pay for it.
Nikolas Ferreira
6:17
You mentioned Penha here, oh, 136 were killed there in Penha, what changed there in Penha?
Nikolas Ferreira
6:22
136 fewer scumbags!
Nikolas Ferreira
6:24
Fuck!
Nikolas Ferreira
6:28
I've never seen the left take pity on a policewoman who dies at the hands of traffickers.
Nikolas Ferreira
6:34
I've never... Ah, for when?
Nikolas Ferreira
6:36
For when, my friend?
Nikolas Ferreira
6:37
Was there a dead dog?
Nikolas Ferreira
6:38
In Orelha's case?
Nikolas Ferreira
6:40
That's enough.
Nikolas Ferreira
6:40
I'll wait, I'll wait.
Nikolas Ferreira
6:41
I didn't know how to respect, folks.
Nikolas Ferreira
6:42
Come on... Everyone here is going to see who doesn't know how to show respect.
Nikolas Ferreira
6:44
Can I finish speaking?
Nikolas Ferreira
6:45
May I?
Nikolas Ferreira
6:45
So, thank you.
Nikolas Ferreira
6:46
Silence.
Nikolas Ferreira
6:46
I need to speak.
Nikolas Ferreira
6:48
I need to speak.
Nikolas Ferreira
6:49
You can speak afterwards.
Nikolas Ferreira
6:50
Mr. President, return my time there, please.
Desconhecido
6:52
Let's restore the deputy's time.
Nikolas Ferreira
6:54
Thank you, TarÃria.
Nikolas Ferreira
6:55
Missing... Missing... Please add one more minute there.
Nikolas Ferreira
6:58
Nicolau still has two more minutes left.
Desconhecido
7:00
Here's the thing.
Desconhecido
7:02
I've never... It got increased too much.
Desconhecido
7:04
Not that either, right?
Nikolas Ferreira
7:05
No need to increase it that much.
Nikolas Ferreira
7:06
I'll give two minutes, okay.
Nikolas Ferreira
7:09
I've never seen the left with such selective indignation in my life.
Nikolas Ferreira
7:14
Mr. President, impressive.
Nikolas Ferreira
7:16
There's no way.
Desconhecido
7:17
Deputy Talira, let's go.
Desconhecido
7:20
Deputy Nicos.
Desconhecido
7:23
Come on, Nicos.
Nikolas Ferreira
7:23
We're only getting started, sir.
Nikolas Ferreira
7:26
It's a first term.
Nikolas Ferreira
7:26
You still have many terms here, Mr. Nieto.
Nikolas Ferreira
7:28
We still have a lot of life left to keep going.
Nikolas Ferreira
7:30
And I guarantee you that you will lose this war.
Nikolas Ferreira
7:32
Because what we're defending here...
Desconhecido
7:38
Come on, Deputy Nicos, to conclude.
Desconhecido
7:40
I'm trying, Mr. President, but while I was speaking there it was a minute or so.
Nikolas Ferreira
7:43
There's no way.
Nikolas Ferreira
7:43
Mr. President, I have never seen such selective indignation from the left.
Nikolas Ferreira
7:48
Because when a dog died at the hands of minors, everyone used that for publicity to say they were outraged.
Nikolas Ferreira
7:53
But what should be done then with a minor who commits such brutality against an animal?
Nikolas Ferreira
7:57
Now, what to do with a minor who literally abuses, kills, rapes?
ForNikolas Ferreira
8:01
About: reduce the age of criminal responsibility to 16 years
There is no other way.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence States 'não há outro caminho' for minors who commit serious crimes.
Nikolas Ferreira
8:02
So here, truly, thank you very much.
Nikolas Ferreira
8:06
Thank you very much for the opportunity, left, to show the whole of Brazil who you are.
Nikolas Ferreira
8:10
Even without you existing here, and I don't want you to present yourselves the way you want to us, I like when you speak; I hope Brazil listens to this video and hears what you are saying, because it makes no sense at all.
Nikolas Ferreira
8:20
Those who are decent know how much a person suffers from a death, from a murder, from an abuse.
ForNikolas Ferreira
8:25
About: reduce the age of criminal responsibility to 16 years
So, therefore, today — and I don't know if it will be today or tomorrow, but one day the lowering of the age of criminal responsibility will be approved in this country, and today is the first day; we say yes, reduction now.
Why it was classified this way · 95% confidence Explicitly declares 'nós dizemos sim, redução já', a clear endorsement.
Nikolas Ferreira
8:33
Thank you.
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