Former governor of Maranhao and elected senator Flavio Dino (PSB) defended this Thursday (11/17/2022) “integrationbetween justice and public safety in a future ministry formed by the president-elect, Luis Inacio Lula da Silva (PT). The two areas are currently in the same folder, but the possibility of a split is still under discussion.
“Technically, I have always defended the integration model because I have been a federal criminal judge, including here in Brazil, and I know that there is only a public safety policy that is integrated with justice and is in dialogue with institutions and other authorities.“, he told reporters at the headquarters of the transitional government at the CCBB (Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil) in Brasilia.
It needs both spheres.”walk together”, even if they are in separate ministries. According to Dino, the debate on this topic has been going on for 20 years, but the decision “organizationalon this topic will be Lula.
“Of course, is it possible to integrate with 2 ministries? He can. Now the division in the sense that imaginary functions are waterproof is a methodological error, a political error and leads to inefficiency.” said the former governor.
Named by the minister, Dino is part of the Transitional Group’s Justice and Public Safety Working Group. This Thursday (November 17th) the core was built for the first time. The group will also meet with current Portfolio Minister Anderson Torres at 3:00 pm.
The core will deal with, for example, public policy, security in the Amazon, digital crime, penitentiary issues, and resources for the sector, including public funds. As for the Amazon region, Dino argues that the presence of security forces needs to be increased to combat deforestation and other environmental crimes.
“As President Lula makes a commitment to the world to reduce or eliminate deforestation by 2030, this means that the presence of security forces in the Amazon must be expanded.“, these.
“This is a logical consequence: the international and national commitments that the federal government makes to the environment and to the Amazon necessarily include a greater physical presence of security forces in the Amazon.”
