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Criminalistics expert Ervin Karamuço says that environmental surveillance revealed illegality regarding the occupation of public space by private businesses.
Invited to the ABC News show "Real Story," Karamuço said that people responsible for the territory were telling business owners that things would be fixed later. Karamuço added that people who took bribes should go to prison.
"There are environmental interceptions during these 72 hours, where responsible persons with state authority who should have checked this territory in time, justify themselves to these illegal operators, with the fact that now this is the decision-making of the prime minister, you will make it halal for us, but it will be regulated later. Then, you find these persons in the hands of ministers who go to some of the cities and identify the areas, and they are yellow, they have taken the money.
We have the first measure, against illegal business, but we must remove the backlash that has two salaries, one in the state and one in the private sector. Some of them should go to prison. We must remove them from the electoral administration. Having them as counters, the deputies promote them. If it is avoided, it is one of the things that makes politics and decision-making more stable. We should not campaign. These restaurant owners look you in the eye, are you serious? He goes and spoils lunch and dinner with the owner, see how they will do it. This must end once and for all ", he emphasized.
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