Lula's transition team for public safety and justice says the next government will reverse a series of Bolsonaro's executive orders that have weakened gun restrictions and caused a sharp increase in the number of gun owners in the country.
Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva will revoke decrees made by President Jair Bolsonaro
Senator-elect Flavio Dino, who leads Lula’s transition team for public safety and justice, said the next government will reverse a series of Bolsonaro’s executive orders that have weakened gun restrictions and caused a sharp increase in the number of gun owners in the country. The alternative would be shortening the registration period of firearms to one year, “to create tougher, more rigorous taxation, which creates an economic burden for the existing arsenals,” he added.
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