Candidate Gal Leite proposed the creation of halfway houses for women victims of domestic violence in Pará, in addition to racial literacy courses for military and civil police officers, aiming to combat criminal factions by dismantling their finances and reducing inequalities in treatment between criminals from different social classes.
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Gal Leite is a candidate in Pará and addressed issues of public security and support for women victims of domestic violence, proposing measures such as halfway houses and racial literacy training for security forces.
We need, mainly, to build, in addition to shelter homes, transit homes, which there are no places where women can go at night, if they have suffered violence in the morning, or in the afternoon, or at night, to run with their children there and be less bureaucratic. A place where she can stay until she organizes herself to see which shelter she will go to, what she will do with her life, what courses she can take so that there can really be a change, a perspective of improving this woman's life", he explained.
In the field of public security, Gal Leite defended the fight against criminal factions by dismantling the groups' financial system, in partnership with federal intelligence. She also proposed the implementation of racial literacy courses for military and civil police officers in Pará.
"We want there to be racial literacy, training courses, because we see it like this: the police arrest big politicians or they leave there without any injuries and when it comes to invading, occupying the favelas, occupying poor places, it's by getting their foot in the door, because there is a difference in treatment between the criminal who wears a tie and the criminal who walks around in a t-shirt and shorts", said the candidate.
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Gal Leite's proposals will be debated in the electoral campaign in Pará.
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