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18 classified statements · 1 politicians · February 24, 2026
Statements by Marcos Rogério. 18 excerpts classified by topic and stance. Topics: Legislative Process, Transport Policy, International Relations / Labor, Environment / Infrastructure.
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Marcos Rogério
0:14
About: debate PEC 22/2025 in the Senate Infrastructure Committee
We had the opportunity to debate this matter, dear Rapporteur Senator Esperidião Amin, in the Infrastructure Commission of the Federal Senate.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence reports that the topic was debated in the Infrastructure Commission.
Marcos Rogério
0:24
About: hold a public hearing with ANTT, PRF and truckers on PEC 22/2025
We brought to the Infrastructure Commission representatives from ANTT, from the Federal Highway Police, truck drivers, and we debated this issue.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence says they brought representatives and held a public debate.
Marcos Rogério
0:34
About: approve PEC 22/2025
We even thought, at that time, that it would be an easy equation, merely a matter of common sense, but that was not the path, that was not the understanding during those debates, although the public hearing helped to make some points even clearer, above all the need to approve this proposed constitutional amendment.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence declares there is a 'necessidade da aprovação' of the proposal.
Marcos Rogério
1:02
About: suspend penalties for truckers until adequate rest infrastructure exists
PEC 22 of 2025 addresses a basic point: a truck driver should not be punished for failing to do what the State was unable to do and provide.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence defines the PEC as protection against punishment for lack of infrastructure.
Marcos Rogério
1:17
About: maintain mandatory rest for truckers
We all support mandatory rest. That represents, means safety for everyone – for the truck driver and for road users – but the reality of Brazilian highways is totally different from that abstract world that the Executive Branch and, sometimes – many times – even the Legislature construct.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence explicitly states 'Todos nós defendemos o descanso obrigatório'.
Marcos Rogério
1:45
About: carry out road infrastructure works
The reality of Brazilian highways is that there is no adequate infrastructure for stopping and resting.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence reports the factual lack of infrastructure on the highways.
Marcos Rogério
1:55
About: fine drivers for not complying with mandatory rest
And yet, today, the driver is cited, is fined.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence reports that drivers are currently being ticketed and fined.
Marcos Rogério
2:00
About: suspend penalties for truckers until adequate rest infrastructure exists
This simply inverts the logic: we demand from the worker what the public sector failed to deliver.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence criticizes penalizing the worker for a failure of the public authorities.
Marcos Rogério
2:10
About: debate PEC 22/2025 in the Senate Infrastructure Committee
And we addressed this issue in the debate in the Infrastructure Commission.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence reports that the topic was addressed in the commission's debate.
Marcos Rogério
2:16
About: request clarifications from the Ministry of Transport and the Federal Highway Police on enforcement and stopping rules
We even pressed the representative of the Ministry of Transport, who was participating there, and the representative of the Federal Highway Police himself, but he said, at that time, that he had not created the rule.
Why it was classified this way · 78% confidence reports that explanations were demanded from the representatives present.
Marcos Rogério
2:32
About: suspend penalties for truckers until adequate rest infrastructure exists
Now, it's a basic premise. You are demanding of the driver that he comply with the required rest stop, but there is no infrastructure.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence says that requiring compliance without infrastructure is unfair.
Marcos Rogério
2:45
About: supplement legislation with provision of adequate infrastructure to comply with the rules
So, in negotiations with ANTT and with Senatran, the regulatory system itself, Mr. President, acknowledged that the law alone is not enough to enforce what is established.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence reports regulatory recognition that law alone is not enough.
Marcos Rogério
3:02
About: carry out road infrastructure works
It is necessary to guarantee the infrastructure; it is necessary to provide this adequate space.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence explicitly demands the provision of an adequate place for rest.
Marcos Rogério
3:08
About: suspend penalties for truckers until adequate rest infrastructure exists
Without that, the fine becomes a blind punishment, an injustice.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence says that fining without infrastructure is 'punição cega', advocating suspension.
Marcos Rogério
3:13
About: suspend penalties for truckers until adequate rest infrastructure exists
PEC 22, which Senator Jaime Bagattoli presented, is precisely intended to address this aspect.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence attributes to the PEC the role of addressing the lack of infrastructure.
Marcos Rogério
3:24
About: suspend penalties for truckers until adequate rest infrastructure exists
It does the obvious and the sensible: it suspends penalties until the necessary infrastructure exists for the driver to use that space to comply with the law.
Why it was classified this way · 95% confidence explicitly states that the PEC suspends penalization until infrastructure exists.
Marcos Rogério
3:38
About: build infrastructure to ensure road safety
So, safety is not decreed; it is built. That is what we are doing here.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence argues that security is built through infrastructure, not by decree.
Marcos Rogério
3:56
About: approve PEC 22/2025
And Senator Esperidião Amin comes, with the experience he has, with the knowledge he has of the matter, and brings a report that truly gives all of us the assurance that we will vote for a constitutional amendment that serves the interest of public safety, but with the care of protecting the worker who does not have that space for the mandatory rest stop. Thank you very much, Mr. President.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence states that the report allows 'que vamos votar' the constitutional amendment.
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