Janja Collects Project Advance Against Misogyny in Congress

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The Prime Lady Janja da Silva is meeting with the Minister of Institutional Relations, José Guimarães, and government leaders in Congress to press for the advance of the so-called Misoginian Bill. PL No. 896/2023, which equates misoginian practice to the crime of racism, was approved in the Senate in March and still needs the approval of the Chamber of Deputies. Supported by the Planalto Palace, the goal of the meeting is to make an effort for t…

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The first lady Janja Lula da Silva asked for the advance of the bill dealing with misogyny during a meeting with leaders of the government and the PT in the National Congress on Tuesday, 11. The meeting took place on the same day that the leaders defined the main guidelines that the government intends to carry forward in the coming weeks. The leader of the PT in the Chamber, Pedro Uczai, said that the proposal on misogyny returned to the list of…

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The former Minister of Health Marcelo Queiroga (PL), candidate for Senate for Paraíba, was with Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) on Tuesday (11), in Brasília, to participate in the recording of videos for the electoral campaign. After the agenda, in an interview with Young Pan, Queiroga criticized the government of President Lula (PT) and looked at Fábio Luís Lula da Silva, the Lulina, when being questioned about news involving an alleged influence of the …

Gazeta Do Povo

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Project that criminalizes misogyny enters the government's priorities in Congress upon request of Janja Lula da Silva. Read in the People's Gazette.

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According to CNN Policy Analyst Larissa Rodrigues, the CNN Bastidores, government is trying to unlock project in the coming weeks and seeks agreement to leave debate on National Simples in the background

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Priorities of the petist management were defined during meeting with ministers and leaders at the Palace of the Plateau on the morning of Tuesday (11/8)