Kim Kataguiri: Now, what I did not do, and modesty aside, courageously, because the majority of deputies were cowardly — in fact, many, indeed the majority that I know who voted in favor do not believe in the PEC, do not think it will have positive effects.
Kim Kataguiri: So there is a big difference, and I distance myself strongly from those deputies, between those who have a conviction and vote against it for electoral populism, and those who have a conviction and maintain that conviction at the time of voting, which is my case.
The PEC does not end the 6x1 schedule, because ending the 6x1 involves enriching the country, involves a material change, involves a change of money.
Kim Kataguiri: And to have a change in funding, you need to cut spending and redirect those funds to infrastructure, workforce training, science and technology, something Brazil has not done in the last 40 years.
Kim Kataguiri: Our productivity over the last 40 years has grown 18% — that's nothing.