With back from Hugo Motta, January 8 amnesty project should advance in the Chamber

With the return of the mayor, Hugo Motta (Republicans-AM), from the trip to Japan alongside President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva (PT), the amnesty project convicted of the acts of January 8 should return to the center of attention in the house.

The PL, the party of former President Jair Bolsonaro, is the biggest interested in the measure. Last week, the caption promoted a partial obstruction in the House votes in response to the decision of the Supreme Court that made Bolsonaro and seven other allies defendants for attempted coup, from a complaint presented by the Attorney General’s Office (PGR).

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The amnesty proposal has been pressured since the beginning of the legislature in February. PL leader in the House, Deputy Sostenes Cavalcante, says that at least eight other party leaders have already signaled support for the proposal.

According to a survey of the subtitle, the favorable parties to approval add up to 322 deputies, enough to approve an ordinary bill with time off.

It is scheduled for next Thursday (3) that Sostenes submit an urgent request for the text to be considered with priority in the House Plenary.