Hana Ghassan, MDB candidate for the Government of Pará, announced plans to invest in public security through the integration of police forces, expansion of technological resources such as facial recognition and tactical drones, new public competitions, social and psychological assistance for agents, and rigorous combat against violence against women, including the application of the ankle bracelet law paid for by the aggressor.
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Hana Ghassan is the MDB candidate for the Government of Pará and presented her proposals for public security during participation in the state's official Independence Day event.
The MDB candidate for the Government of Pará, Hana Ghassan, said on Monday (7) that she intends to invest in public security through the integration of police forces, the expansion of technological resources and the strict fight against violence against women.
"Invest in police officers, in intelligence, in police integration, in monitoring systems with facial recognition, invest, above all, in technology too, along with increasing the number of security personnel, so that we can be present in the population's daily lives, so that our population can live in peace", he stated.
Hana participated in the official parade celebrating Independence Day, following the presentations of the Armed Forces and state security forces. On the occasion, she spoke about the government's plans for the security sector and the appreciation of professionals in the area.
The candidate addressed the need to hold new public competitions and guarantee social and psychological assistance for agents who work to combat crime.
Among the technological proposals presented, Hana cited the expansion of security totems, the use of facial recognition integrated into the command center and the acquisition of tactical drones to support police actions in the state of Pará.
"It is very important for us to be able to invest in daycare centers for police officers as well, to invest in help, because many go through problems, including emotional balance. It is a profession that demands a lot from our security agents. They give their lives in defense of our lives. So it is about protecting those who protect us, above all. Taking care of these professionals who take care of us", he announced.
Hana also stated that combating feminicide and protecting women are priority public security issues for the state's development.
"Here in Pará, a woman's attacker will not have a day of peace. We act with the force of the law, we also act with our pockets. I approved the ankle bracelet law. Nowadays, the one who pays for the ankle bracelet is the aggressor himself, it is no longer society. It was not right for the attacked woman to pay for the ankle bracelet herself", he stated.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Hana Ghassan will implement new public competitions for public security in Pará if elected.
Possible · Within months
The ankle bracelet law paid by the aggressor will be expanded and monitored more strictly in Pará under a government of Hana Ghassan.
Likely · Within months

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