ROMEU ZEMA | BP NAS ELEIÇÕES
Debate with Romeu Zema · 870 statements transcribed and classified · about combating impunity, weapons policy, political alliances, party membership. Click a statement to hear that moment in the video.
Acompanhe a sabatina da Brasil Paralelo com os pré-candidatos à presidência da República para as eleições de 2026. Neste episódio, Renato Dias, Ricardo Gomes e Samer Agi entrevistam o ex-governador de Minas Gerais, Romeu Zema, representante do Partido Novo. Durante a entrevista, o pré-candidato realiza um balanço da sua gestão fiscal em solo mineiro, detalhando as medidas adotadas para a redução proporcional da dívida pública do estado e o saneamento das contas. Zema discute propostas de reformas estruturais para o cenário nacional baseadas nos princípios da Escola Austríaca de Economia, abordando temas polêmicos como a flexibilização da CLT, a escala de trabalho 6x1, os programas sociais e o enxugamento da máquina administrativa. No campo da segurança pública, expõe suas conclusões após visita oficial a El Salvador e defende o enquadramento de facções criminosas como organizações terroristas, além de detalhar seu posicionamento sobre o armamento civil e câmeras corporais em policiais. O entrevistado também esclarece suas declarações sobre os desdobramentos políticos do Caso Master, as investigações envolvendo congressistas, o processo legal que enfrenta no Superior Tribunal de Justiça decorrente de críticas a magistrados do Supremo Tribunal Federal, o papel social das instituições religiosas e as perspectivas de alianças na centro-direita rumo ao pleito presidencial.
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870 statementsDesconhecido
"Hello everyone, welcome to another Sabatina with the pre-candidates for the Presidency of the Republic."
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"Today we welcome Romeu Zema, governor of Minas Gerais."
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"Here with me on the Brasil Paralelo panel are Ricardo Gomes, who is the executive director of Instituto Milênio."
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"On my other side, Samir Age, who is a lawyer, a former judge and a professor of rhetoric."
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"We are pleased to welcome Romeu Zema here."
Desconhecido
"Welcome, Romeu."
Romeu Zema
"Pleasure, Renato, to be here together with Samer and Renato."
Romeu Zema
"It's a great pleasure to be here again at Brasil Paralelo, which has made such a difference for Brazilians."
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"Wonderful."
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"I'd like to note that we extend an invitation to all the pre-candidates who are appearing in the polls."
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"So we've already had Ronaldo Caiado, and today Governor Zema."
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"We hope the other candidates can also take part here with us."
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"Governor, I'd like to begin with the following."
Desconhecido
"Governor... A very prominent feature is that you came from the private sector, are a very successful businessman, took over a public apparatus with a very big challenge, inherited a complicated legacy in the state of Minas Gerais, but there is a lot of controversy regarding the fiscal and economic situation of the state of Minas."
Desconhecido
"We see that the debt increased considerably; on the other hand, you managed to get salaries paid on time."
Desconhecido
"What is the situation in Minas that you left for the people of Minas?"
Romeu Zema
"Renato?"
Romeu Zema
"Opposition intrigue."
Romeu Zema
"I'll make it very clear, and I always carry the little notebook of Minas' debt that I'll give you at the end."
Romeu Zema
"If someone eight years ago owed the equivalent of ten months' salary and today owes the equivalent of seven months' salary, has that person's situation improved or worsened?"
Romeu Zema
"Improved."
Romeu Zema
"Do you agree?"
Romeu Zema
"And what they say is that the situation in Minas got worse."
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Romeu Zema
About: control and reduce public debt
"The debt in nominal terms rose, but proportionally it is much smaller than it was when I took office."
Romeu Zema
"The State's payment capacity is much greater."
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Romeu Zema
About: avoid contracting new state-level loans and financing
"And I didn't incur a single real of debt."
Romeu Zema
"Everything that the State of Minas owes today was debt created prior to my tenure."
Romeu Zema
"The only documents I didn't sign during my entire time as governor were loans and financing agreements, also because Minas still doesn't have a credit rating."
Romeu Zema
"Another important fact."
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Romeu Zema
About: grant three-year debt forgiveness and cut interest on that debt to 0%
"Minas' debt grew and grows because of the extortionate interest rates that the Union charges."
Romeu Zema
"It caused the State to practically go bankrupt."
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Romeu Zema
About: ensure timely payroll payments and transfers to municipalities
"And today the State has all its commitments fully up to date."
Romeu Zema
"Payroll, the remunerative amounts due upon termination of employment contracts—something that wasn't happening."
Romeu Zema
"One of the things that moved me most as governor was that one day while walking down the street, an elderly woman stopped me and said, "I want to thank you.""
Romeu Zema
"I had been waiting nine years for my bonus vacation."
Romeu Zema
"I was a teacher and I wasn't getting it."
Romeu Zema
"I received it two months ago."
Romeu Zema
"Do you understand?"
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Romeu Zema
About: pay off accumulated state liabilities
"We paid a backlog of liabilities that had been held up, which nobody mentions."
Romeu Zema
"Just that: 29 billion in liabilities that mayors and public employees were not receiving."
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