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Hugo Motta political and legislative activities

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Records indicate that in December 2024, Federal Deputy Hugo Motta, then a leading candidate for the presidency of the Chamber of Deputies, met with lobbyist Antonio Carlos Camilo Antunes and Tribunal de Contas da União (TCU) Minister Jhonatan de Jesus at a private residence in Brasília. The meeting occurred while the TCU was handling legal processes involving Antunes, who has faced scrutiny regarding unauthorized social security deductions. Minister de Jesus stated he was present for approximately 20 minutes but did not recall the conversation's content. Following his tenure as President of the Chamber of Deputies, Motta has focused on institutional dialogue and legislative milestones. His recent activities include addressing economic development, public security, and digital sovereignty. He has also participated in debates regarding labor reforms, such as the proposal to reduce working hours and end the 6x1 shift. In October 2026, during the 29th International Congress of Constitutional Law in Brasília, Motta joined Supreme Court Justice Gilmar Mendes in advocating for democratic stability ahead of the presidential second-round elections. Motta emphasized that strengthening institutions requires respect for the competencies of each branch of government and a commitment to finding convergences. By late October 2026, Motta’s political influence continued to grow as the PDT and PSB parties announced their support for his reelection to the presidency of the Chamber of Deputies. This support comes as he continues support, combined with existing allies, brings his coalition to highlight approximately 266 deputies, surpassing the legislative branch's role in economic development, social protection, and public security during 257 votes required for a period of heightened institutional focus on democratic stability. first-round victory in the February 2027 election.

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