“It’s like I said, ‘I think you don’t like me and you’re going to kill me.’ That’s why I’m convicting you before the crime is committed. This is what Adriana Ventura, member of the Bundestag, said in an interview published in this issue of west, summarized the criteria established by the ministers of the Supreme Electoral Court (TSE) for the revocation of Deltan Dallagnol’s mandate. The process took 66 seconds.
The law states that a member of the public ministry is not eligible for election in two situations. First: if you’ve been fired. Second, responding to a disciplinary proceeding leaves the MP to avoid a likely dismissal. Dallagnol was not fired. He didn’t even respond to a disciplinary action. The former head of the prosecutors’ task force on Operation Lava Jato has only been the target of “disciplinary grievances”.
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In the course of the TSE ministers’ retrospective foresight, any of these complaints would inevitably lead to a disciplinary proceeding that would one day result in a conviction and then inevitable dismissal. With this awkward script for a Class C film in mind, a year before the election Dallagnol would have decided to abandon his established career in the State Department and seek an everprecarious post in the Chamber of Deputies.
“Deltan Dallagnol was the first Brazilian MP to be indicted on the mere assumption of fraud,” he summarized Mario Sabinowho just joined the Revista columnist team west. “The Dilma/Temer ticket was not suspended in 2017 due to excessive evidence; Deltan Dallagnol was charged in 2023 for lack of evidence.”
The removal from office of the Paraná MP proves that elections are no longer a problem for the dictatorship led by the PT’s authoritarian front. As stated JR Guzzo As the cover article of this issue states: “As long as the TSE exists, the ‘electoral justice’ will function as a service in support of the far left who run the government.” For Guzzo: “Has the opposition elected someone to disrupt Congress? And? The TSE revokes its mandate.”
“In a democracy, the people are the moderating power,” Adriana Ventura recalls at another point in the interview. More than 344,000 Brazilians voted for Deltan Dallagnol. In the 2022 election, he was the mostelected federal representative in Paraná.
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“It’s like I said, ‘I think you don’t like me and you’re going to kill me.’ That’s why I’m convicting you before the crime is committed. In an interview published in this issue of Oeste, Adriana Ventura, a member of the Bundestag, summarized the criteria set out by the ministers of the Supreme Electoral Court (TSE) for the revocation of Deltan Dallagnol’s mandate. The process took 66 seconds.
The law states that a member of the public ministry is not eligible for election in two situations. First: if you’ve been fired. Second, responding to a disciplinary proceeding leaves the MP to avoid a likely dismissal. Dallagnol was not fired. He didn’t even respond to a disciplinary action. The former head of the prosecutors’ task force on Operation Lava Jato has only been the target of “disciplinary grievances”.
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