Overview
- The Procuradoria‑Geral da República filed a formal opinion on 22 September 2026 favoring Débora Rodrigues dos Santos’s move to the semi-open regime after reviewing her request for remissions and regime progression.
- Prosecutor‑General Paulo Gonet recognized 212 days of remission out of 281 claimed by the defense, allocating 4 days for reading, 108 days for work, and 100 days for approval in the ENEM PPL 2023.
- The PGR’s calculation, which included previously homologated detraction and remissions, found Débora has served 1,287 days and met the 25% fraction required by law for offenders in crimes involving violence or grave threat.
- Legal authority to grant or deny the progression remains with STF Minister Alexandre de Moraes, whose forthcoming ruling will determine whether Débora shifts from house arrest to the semi-open regime.
- Débora was sentenced to 14 years by the STF’s 1st Panel for crimes tied to the 8 January actions, and the PGR’s position could shorten her custody level if Moraes accepts the remission math, a development that will affect her daily conditions and parole timetable.