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We need to debate the age of criminal responsibility with the right data

oglobo2 September 2026 at 04:04

The Special Commission of the Chamber of Deputies is analyzing a proposal to reduce the age of criminal responsibility. The body is in the process of voting on 15 requirements related to the topic, and debates on the matter are planned.

The topic directly involves the Chamber of Deputies, specifically the Special Commission designated to analyze the proposal. The content available in the article is limited because it is an exclusive article for subscribers.

The issue is at the center of Brazilian political polarization regarding public security. According to the article, this polarization has prevented an evidence-based analysis and concrete data on the matter.

The article addresses the need to debate the age of criminal responsibility with the correct data, highlighting that the political polarization environment has hindered a more technical and evidence-based approach to the topic.

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