SABATINA COM AUGUSTO CURY | JORNAL DA MANHÃ | Augusto Cury

"We also have the participation of Ellen Brown and Roberto Mota."

"And today's candidate, who is participating in the interviews for the presidential election here on our Jornal da Manhã, is Augusto Cury of Avante."

"Candidate, you are very welcome."

"Good morning, sir."

"Good morning, it's a privilege to be here at Band, talking about the Brazil of our dreams."

"Jovem Pan, candidate."

"You said 'Band'."

"Yes. Wow... Was it Band's debate that did this to you, sir?"

"Yes, yes."

"I want to apologize; you at Jovem Pan have remarkable critical acumen, and I bow before this questioning."

"It's okay, candidate."

"Thank you."

"Our time starts now, so let's get started here on our Jornal da Manhã on Jovem Pan, candidate."

"We've noticed an improvement for you in the latest polls conducted by research institutes."

"Which government proposal do you believe this improvement in that index is due to?"

"Look, there's a revolution taking place in the country."

"They say it didn't even happen in Barack Obama's time or during Bolsonaro's previous term."

"People are only now discovering who Augusto Cury is."

About: combat corruption and impunity

"A person who has projects for Brazil, who wants to pacify this nation, but pacify it without letting corrupt people off the hook."

About: promote the Northeast's economic development

"A Brazil that should revolutionize the semi-arid region, for example, which covers 12% of Brazilian territory."

About: increase efficiency and reduce costs in agricultural production

"A Brazil that also wants to revolutionize agriculture, which doesn't have 5–6% profitability and is burdened by 20% in costs."

About: reform the state education system with a focus on the student

"A Brazil that also needs the whole school system to be revamped, as we've seen."

About: change the school curriculum

"We have more than 40 million young people, and these young people have a completely archaic curriculum — it has absolutely no appeal."

"And a business executive who has been successful across a range of sectors."

"And people are realizing that I do not depend on power; I do not need power — neither financially nor for its prestige."

"I'm here to contribute to Brazil, giving up my peace to enter this extremely toxic environment, which sometimes even makes us forget certain details, as here at dear Jovem Pan."

"Candidate, I saw a recent remark from you to the effect of 'I am not from traditional politics and I don't want to be.'"

"So, what kind of politics do you represent?"

"That traditional politics that sank Brazil and divided the nation, leading to a war of egos — I am not part of it."

"I've spoken to many political leaders who are joining our campaign en masse."

"Several intellectuals, several economists; that politics where the party is more important than 210 million Brazilians, that politics where there's a deconstruction of each other's biographies, establishing the anxious foundations of power for power's sake."

About: establish a national forum for dialogue on public policies

"I am not part of that; I joined to... create an ecosystem where we can seriously discuss Brazil's pains."

"And more than 90% of Brazil's pains."

About: present proposals to reduce violence against women and femicide

"For example, every 5 or 6 hours, a woman is killed by her partner."

"This is not partisan."

About: facilitate youth entry into the labor market without harming schooling

"For example, we have 6.7 million young people who neither work nor study."

"And nobody talks about it, nobody has numbers on it."

"And this is not partisan."

"What kind of politician am I?"

About: promote pro-market policies and economic freedom

"I have the best of capitalism in my mind — the best of capitalism — because I apply it in several companies, I work on processes in many companies, but my whole life I've listened to pain."