Lula's 4th term to prioritize public security, mulls new ministry
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Senate President Davi Alcolumbre scheduled a vote on the PEC da Segurança for Tuesday, a constitutional amendment expanding Union competencies in public security, restricting criminal faction members, and enabling municipal police forces. The vote's outcome is uncertain given political dynamics, but passage would mark a significant shift in Brazil's security governance.
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The Brazilian Senate has scheduled a vote on the PEC da Segurança for Monday (Signal 1) or Tuesday (Signal 2), a constitutional amendment expanding federal public security powers. The vote was previously postponed due to disagreements over reducing the penal majority, indicating ongoing legislative friction. The outcome remains uncertain given current political dynamics.
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