Entrevista com Fernando Haddad, candidato ao governo de São Paulo
Interview with Fernando Haddad · 694 statements transcribed and classified · about national security, monetary policy, education, public health / public safety. Click a statement to hear that moment in the video.
Em entrevista exclusiva ao Diário, Haddad atrelou o enfraquecimento dos tucanos a um prejuízo ao ambiente eleitoral, por retirar da disputa uma força política consolidada e que fazia oposição ao PT. Para o petista, a antiga rivalidade entre as duas siglas era marcada pelo confronto de ideias, mas sem agressividade: “O que atrapalha é o fim do PSDB. Havia um jogo, uma ‘Champions League’, entre o PT e o PSDB no plano nacional e estadual. Era outro tipo de eleição, ninguém xingava ninguém, não tinha fake news, apresentávamos propostas”.
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694 statementsDesconhecido
"Well, candidate, first of all welcome here at Diário, okay?"
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"It's very good that you took part in an event of Lula, of Lula and of São Bernardo, right?"
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"This is your first event of your own as a candidate for governor of the State."
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"here, Areceira."
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"The choice of Mauá and Adeba draws attention."
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"Adeba is not administered by the PT, but it's a historic city; it benefited from the PT politician, who even governed it for 30 years."
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"Choosing those cities to kick off in the region — was that a choice of a stronghold or of politically safer territory to start the campaign?"
Fernando Haddad
"No, I started the campaign in the interior of São Paulo; nothing there was safe."
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"And it went fine; I was very well received everywhere."
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About: reduce homicides and violence
"I think the atmosphere has changed for the better since '22, in my opinion."
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About: reduce homicides and violence
"In '22 there was still an atmosphere of violence in the air, Bolsonarism was still armed, we had several incidents of violence."
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About: reduce homicides and violence
"Now, to be honest, in downtown São Paulo there was a Bolsonarist who went to assault the… the Senate candidate, Marina Silva."
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About: reduce homicides and violence
"But it was a completely isolated episode."
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About: reduce homicides and violence
"So this more violent Bolsonarism is somewhat out of fashion."
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About: reduce political violence and assaults in university settings
"At Unicamp we also had an episode, but that was the people from MBL, it wasn't Bolsonarists."
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About: reduce political violence and assaults in university settings
"But MBL also has a violent wing."
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About: reduce political violence and assaults in university settings
"And they went there, even managing to assault some students."
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"but they were repelled there by the university community itself."
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"We even offered them space to hold some democratic demonstration, but that wasn't the case."
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"That was really just a cheap provocation."
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"But I wanted to tell you that I don't think the atmosphere is the same as in '22, even less so than in '18, when the violence hit the ceiling."
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"The quality of the current government is incredible — I was surprised myself."
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"I've been studying the State for 120 days."
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"When you are in the Ministry of Finance, you are immersed in national problems."
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"I set out to examine the State."
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"I'm going to give you five reasons for concern."
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"First, regarding public services."
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About: improve the quality of education
"São Paulo's education fell from third to tenth place in four years, under Tarcísio's administration."
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About: improve the quality of education
"We went from third to tenth place."
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About: improve the quality of education
"We were overtaken by states with far fewer resources than we have, in terms of investment per student."
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About: reduce waiting time for appointments, tests, and surgeries in the SUS
"The SUS waiting list has grown."
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About: improve public security
"The sense of insecurity has increased."
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About: combat violence against women and racial crimes
"Crimes against women and racially motivated crimes are exploding in the State of São Paulo, along with a rise in intolerance."
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About: reduce cell phone theft
"Cellphone robbery is at record levels in Brazil, here in São Paulo."
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"There is nowhere more unsafe for you to walk around with a cellphone."
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"And today the cellphone is a work tool, not a luxury."
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"Today everyone needs a cellphone."
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"Pay bills, work, receive packages, exchange work messages."
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"Caring for children — all of that relies on technology."
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About: rebuild public services and finances harmed by previous administrations
"So, in these three areas — security, health and education — there is a deterioration of services."
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