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Unicef: nenhum país do G20 tem maioridade penal abaixo dos 18 anos
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Alcolumbre postpones the Senate vote on lowering the age of criminal responsibility, according to Gazeta do Povo, after talks with Motta.1 Folha de S.Paulo says the vote was held back amid a dispute between the Chamber and the Senate, while Poder360 says Alcolumbre leaves the issue to the Chamber after an agreement with Motta.23 UNICEF states that no G20 country has a criminal responsibility age below 18, and a Chamber committee chair, per Metrópoles, sees the Senate rushing the PEC.45
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- Poder360 says Alcolumbre left the age of criminal responsibility to the Chamber after an agreement with Motta, while Folha de S.Paulo describes a dispute between the Chamber and the Senate.23
- Metrópoles reports that a Chamber committee chair sees the Senate rushing the age-of-responsibility amendment, without saying what the Senate decided.4
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